Katy High School - Tiger Echo Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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ff I it i I rf 'tif f Big Audio Dynamite supplied the music for the seniors to dance to at prom. Students are seen moving in their own ways to the sounds of the Beastie Boys, Dead Or Alive, and Run DMC. Photo by Mrs. Crow Senior Phillip Dautrich and his date Dawn Faulkner dance to one of the fast- paced songs. Many different styles of dance as well as tuxedos could be seen. Phillip is wearing a tuxedo with pinstriped pants and black hi-top Reeboks. Photo by Mrs. Crow Priscilla Flores, senior, and her date passed time by making a homemade Blue Bell sundae. One could choose from hot fudge to butterscotch and nuts or whipped cream. Photo by Mrs. Crow ,5 . i 'J , , 1 : - 294 . Senior Prom 1987 A 27

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The Time To May 2, l987 was an important day for the seniors of Katy High and a handful of privileged guests. The KHS '87 prom was held at the Adams Mark Hotel on Westheimer. The prom began at 9 p.m. and ended at l a.m. Before the prom started, couples dined at a variety of restaurants in Houston. Phillip Dautrich said, Dawn and I went to the Warwick Club by Hermann Remember Warnken said. However, Stacey Scott added, Prom had much better music this year compared to last year. For the senior class of 1987, the prom turned out to be the best time for many people. I loved the way everyone looked all dressed up, Debi Frazier, junior, said. It is hard to have to wait for my prom, she added. The Time to Remember was Senior Kim Woller dances to a popular song at the prom. Music was provided by Big Audio Dynamite and they played such well known artists as U2 and Dead or Alive. Even the kikkers were pleased with the selec- tions of George Strait. Photo by Lifetouch Park with two other couples. Ed and I ate at Tonyis, Yvonne Salce said. Rhett Baker added, I had a dinner catered to my house for my date. Pictures were taken by Life- Touch, a Houston photographer. The setting was nice at prom, but they seemed to be in such a rush, Stacia Glenn said. Music was provided by Big Audio Dynamite Dee J ay's. The music at prom was so good. I wish more country songs would have been played, though, Tami the perfect theme for such a great night. The seniors have one more memory to put away, the senior prom. I know so many people who had the best time at prom. No wonder. We're the class of '87 . . . the best, John Dehlin said. Many dreams came true on that very special and romantic evening in May. At least the seniors could experience this night together for one of the last times. If only for one night . By Pam Petillon