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

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Joya Schamp, freshman, finished 11th at the Spring Branch District meet. Photo by Robert Haig Freshman, Joshua Jacobi, and Raul Martinez, senior, both gain the lead against their opponents. Photo by Robert Haig 3 if iwrjrow r in' ,fl or we ' ' y Tw V , '- ' ,- ,V , 'W fi 5 Q 0 1 , 4 , A' 'C' Y' , f :ii1,,ig,,ag1W1,331 I .9-'Tf'f?f '1- l X w .,f' . -I4 'f' W k 'i7'7'i:7'i .f - , ,Alf . - af' if-LH Q ,2ix . 1-fig gr, K A - . ' . 'Q Fi, ,1f1PkT,j- x 5, JR ft,5gg:, gi 5 l,,. , , , 73211, .fx jf' fare. ' -1 iw? Q 5 Vi ' if ' 'lift' . A vw-'Q fr .1 w 4, ' ' .2 .mx ' - 1-wmv . --- ' Y X 5 R , X, 4 afa- Cross Country Team, ffront to backj, Kim Boatman, Raul Martinez, Rosie Bergstrand, Trey Boone, Lisa Martin, Stephanie Endsley, Elena Pratt, Steve Col- lins, Mike Rhoads, Joya Schamp, Teresa Gray, Joshua Jacobi, Cynthia Corley, Steve Orta, Coach Janet Bauer. Photo by Carew Competing with a Stratford runner, Rfilll Martinez, senior, follows close behind. Photo by Robert Haig 3 gy' '-b ?j,:b4LKQ9 ww Ma. f' it' g V '5- vff . 'zuqfiw 5 f .A V, Af' , ' , I' 1 .ny af, -1 fi' 3623! 90 F CM , it ' E E259

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xj Y '73 as-.. .MH 3 KAT? M4 l iii 5564? Di irici The freshman girls' volleyball team finished the season with a first place standing in district. Lanie Prugar, freshman, said, I think that we deserved to win first place in district because we really worked hard as a team and our great coach, Ms. Reese, helped us do it. The team's district record was 12-4 and the seasonal record was 15-6. The freshman volleyball team had a real good time this year and since we won district we had a slumber party at our coach's house, said Melissa Lewis, freshman. The team was dedicated to winning district. They worked hard on and off the court to maintain our winning ways, Champ said Coach Rhonda Reese of the girls' freshman volleyball team. We started out winning and we finished winning. I enjoyed our improvement in offense toward the end of the season. Our attack was smooth and strong, Reese said. The climax of the season was beating Taylor High School twice. Despite finishing first with a 12-4 record, I still felt our district record should have been better. However, I was very proud of this team for maintaining enthusiasm throughout the year, Reese said. By Robb Scott SJ vi voiieyiigii V i2ff.5fQf' Y Kristin Bales, Vicki Wahl, Tina Castillog fmid-rowj, Laura Griffin, Tarnmie Rogers, Kim Bartsch, Jill Graberg I back rowi, Coach Marianna McNamara, Suzanne gSi1-va, Stephanie Ball, Lori Bacher, 'Felice Sim- mons, Sarah Crist, Angie Epps: Plwto by ShawnMcC0mbs- V' T 1 7 Freshxnah Volleyball Teanigt ffrontr rozpj, Beth Anne Perry, Michelle T1llota,4.Andrea sown, cheryl, Kaobzaz fmid-fowJ,:,SHe11i Berger, MelissayWi1hsch,, Leslie Sparks H'eatherfKendal'l,t Kelly, Bondi. ffback g Coach . ,Rhonda , QfReeseg1 lMeli,ssaQgI1ewiS5 Heather, ,13eckner, .gLBi1i6-' Pruegarip Q91 614 Gr0vesl,yC11riszina.Vancef ,sl ollegball WON-18 LOST-6 Freshman Volleyball 1 Conroe 15-2 7-15 15-10 Stratford 15-6 15-2 Hastings 15-12 15-10 Memorial 14-16 7-15 Elsik 15-13 9-15 15-12 East Bernard 15-8 15-4 Dulles 15-O 15-9 Taylor 6-15 15-17 Mayde Creek 15-3 15-11 Taylor 15-5 15-7 Elsik 15-2 15-12 Mayde Creek 15-O 15-6 E. Bernard 15-6 9-15 15-13 Spring Woods 15-7 15-6 North Brook 15-2 15-3 Spring Woods 15-13 5-15 11-15 Stratford 15-8 14-16 15-2 Hastings 15-10 15-11 Memorial 15-2 17-15 10-15 Elsik 15-6 15-8 Mayde Creek 8-15 17-15 7-15 Taylor 15-13 8-15 15-13 Spring Woods 15-6 15-13 Northbrook 15-5 15-6 Bellville Tourney - 2nd place Katy Invitational - 1st place Spring Branch Tourney - 3rd place Freshman Girls' Volleyball A 47

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Joshua. Jacobi, freshman, finishes the run in the Spring Branch District meet. Jacobi was one of this year's most imP!'0Ved runners. Photo by Robertflaig Steve, Orta, sophomore, puts all his efforts into the meet. Photo by Rebert Haig nu'gvw:-Arff . A A Rare Breed It's tough, but there is no greater feeling than finishingf, seemed to be the attitude of the 1986-87 cross country runners. Coach Janet Bauer has coached the team for the last two years. During the course of the year, both teams attended six meets. The teams were unsatisfied with some meet outcomes, but the overall feeling was of satisfaction. The most improved runners of the season were freshmen Joshua Jacobi and J oya Schamp. District, which was held by Spring Branch, ended in an unfavorable outcome. Because of many injuries, runners were unable to run up to their potential. J oya Schamp finished 11th, with an excellent season. In order to stay in shape, both teams had to maintain a vigorous weekly workout. For instance, the boys team averaged 15 miles daily and occasionally lifted weights. The girls also lifted weights and averaged 10 miles daily. I think in a few years our cross country team will improve tremendously. There was a lot of talent on this team, said Steve Collins, junior. Sometimes I wonder why I do it, but it's fun, commented Raul Martinez, senior. The cross country team was not able to enter as a team, in each meet. Runners entered as individuals, due to a lack of a certain amount of runners required to make a team. Coach Janet Bauer summed up the athletes and their season, These kids were definitely a rare breed. As runners they all worked for their individual goals and achieved them. Cross country is a sport that requires endurance and dedication. I am very proud of their efforts. By Sri Gogenini Cross Country A 49