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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
8
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Final 1951 52 Tiger Chat issue edited by sophomores Nancy Kinberger and Mary Ann Hutsell honors three seniors Charles Hutsell Tommy Talley and David McGinnis for reviving the news sheet. Jun iors hosted Senior Banquet and Prom May 10 at Katy High School with a tropical Land of the Tropics theme.
The 1951 52 Katy High School year highlights strong football and district tied basketball, record breaking discus and shot put by Billy Mellroy, tennis medals for Barbara Roesner Ruth Hummel, and district third in girls softball. The band earned first division ratings and planned a Dallas State Fair trip. Los AmigosSpanish Club led by Mrs Lila Robinson sent members to the Pan American Student Forum Austin Myra Swogetinsky elected second vice president. Spanish II Monterey trip capped an educational year.
Katy High School dominated district competition earning the Interscholastic League Trophy with 178 points. State winners included Elaine Avera and Rosmarie Harrison in typing, Billy McIlroy in discus and shot put, with debaters Louise Roark and Margie Hall. The FFA Fat Stock Show led by Joe Sumners drew prizes for many boys. The One-Act Play Special Guest won district acclaim with Curtis Bradley and Rosmarie Harrison as top actors.
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