Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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CRACKERS. Terri Spears, Kristy Rains, Amber Eagan, and Glenda Lake had to stuff 15 crackers in their mouths and then whistle in order to win the contest. Junior Kristy Rains was the winner. CANDIDATES. 8th grader Christa Stacy, 10th grader Amber Eagan, retiring queen Janice Ladish, queen Terri Spears, 11th grader Kristy Rains, 9th grader Glenda Lake, and 7th grader Becky Jenkins. CRAZY. Math teacher, Rae Ann Vernon won the most spirited award for participating in spirit week every day. Here she is dressed for crazy hat, sock and tie day. HAT. Julie Frazier displays her spirited hat. GROWL! During a pep assembly, Terri Spears won the meanest tiger contest by out growling the other candidates. CHEERLEADERS. Darla Daniels, Glenda Lake, Lori Murphree, Frances Lake, Cliff Hewitt, and Melissa Clark pose after doing their routine. PIE! During Homecoming week Frances Lake received the most money from the student body. Billy Spears, who received the most lips on hush day, had the honor of throwing the pie into her face. GRRR! Some contestants, like Kristy Rains, really got into their portrayals of fighting tigers. DANCERS. Cheerleader Melissa Clark and senior Cliff Hewitt along with the other cheerleaders perform a dance routine to Michael Jackson's PRETTY YOUNG THING. 19

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---pyzAt--- MOMSeOMJM Even though I've helped with Homecoming these past three years, this year I had a bigger part in it and the pressure was really on,” commented student body president Cliff Hewitt. Along with the everyday school work, Cliff worked on plans for Homecoming and practiced the boogie routine with the cheerleaders. But Cliff wasn't the only one who kept busy, the cheerleaders were pretty busy too. Sparking spirit for the Homecoming night, the cheerleaders sponsored spirit week which included hillbilly; hush; orange and black; crazy hat, sock and tie and dress-up days. Topping out the week of spirit building, the cheerleaders sponsored a pep rally in which Homecoming candidiates participated in some pretty far out contests. Candidates — senior Terri Spears, junior Kristy Rains, sophomore Amber Eagan, freshman Glenda Lake, 8th grader Becky Jenkins, and 7th grader Christa Stacy — tried to whistle after eating fifteen dry crackers. In one of the other contests they had to growl and imitate a real live tiger. To finish out the pep rally, the cheerleader who made the most money in their penny a vote I contest received a pie in their face. I Junior Frances Lake was the unlucky winner. Homecoming night brought a variety of action-filled events. All three games played against I Wheatland were won by the Humansville Tiger teams. In between two of the games the Tiger I cheerleaders and senior Cliff Hewitt did their boogie routine to PYT (PRETTY YOUNG THING) much to the crowds delight. Then the long I awaited moment arrived — the I crowning of senior Terri Spears as Homecoming queen. Finishing out I the eventful evening was the Homecoming dance sponsored by the Student Council and D.J.ed by I Jamie Weaver. When asked how he thought Homecoming went, student Dody I president Cliff Hewitt commented, Over all, I think it went really I well. Becky Piper

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— Enjoy Zhe Memories of — UCC KSZJVAjC Cool temperatures, periodic downpours and brisk winds made the first night of the 1983 Fall Festival quite uncomfortable. The disturbing weather may have been the cause for light crowds all three nights. Lower attendance caused the usually booming FFA dunking stand to take in only one half it's normal receipts. FHA adviser, Tamara Fears, reported It was not even worth setting up our booth. The senior class concession stand made only a marginal profit, but the junior class reported good receipts at their cake walk. Also among the successful booths was the Humansville Volunteer Fire Department's booth. Fireball, a newcomer to festival activities. The Little Miss Little Master Humansville Pageant was a new event. The contestants not only dressed up formally but also dressed like their favorite hero or heroine and told why they chose that character. Earlene Garver and Justin Lear were named the '83 Little Miss and Little Master of Humansville. A song in the air? Could the music have blown in with the cool front? No, it was local talent. The Tempos sang Thursday night, and concert band and jazz band performed Friday night. Music carried over into the parade Saturday when the Weaubleau and Humansville bands marched proudly along between the festive floats, the aged cars, and trotting horses. The Old Fiddler's contest brought respect for the past, and the video games encouraged Festival goers to look to the future with confidence which is what the theme of the Fall Festival denoted Respect for our Past, Confidence in our Future. Bobby Midles Steve Wohnoutka Becky Piper