Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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The fun that goes with Football season had ended but the flurry of activity continued. December variety: Wildcatdets prancing, Number One Bas- ketball cheering at New Caney and Santa wintering in the lobby. While stu- dents awaited the blessed holidays, spirit was still at a high pitch. Stu- dent Council helped hurry the long winter days with their replica of the North Pole. tudent Life Wildcatdets vvon first place at Channelvievv in their jazz and Prop routines and second place in Highkick. Top, the group kneels in part of the Highkick dance. During the Prop routine Amy Lively and Kelly Davidson handle the blue and sil- ver hoops which were added to the group's dance.

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.x 'E E r: 2 5 The Class of 1980 selected Eva Williams for their The last Homecoming Queen for the Sen queen and her father stands by her side. Below, drill iors was Heidi Isto, here with her father. team honorees are Brian Richmond and layna Meul- ler, beau and sweetheart. Even with the vast numbers at HHS, some faces in the crowd stood out. At the first maior event of the year, the elite - the Homecoming royalty - were honored before the packed stands at the pregame ceremony. Smiles, tears and flashy clothes distinguished these folks from the others.

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1 fu Part of the annual Christmas StuCo events for E the student body is the picture-taking with S Santa and Mrs. Santa. Sitting on Santa tMr. Rich- ard C9Vll9ll3'5l lap W35 the thing lo do l0'l'l5- Wildcat Varsity Basketball team members show elation and the trophy after winning the New Caney Invitational Basketball Tournament. Photographer Clark Zimmerman and han- dlers Mary Gallion and Kelly jones work on mounting Santa pictures for purchasers. Booths filled the lobby of HHS during Snowball Mountain, the StuCo's Christmas event. Nancy Selnicka purchases cookies from a student council member during the Decemberll-15 activities. Student Life 7