Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Drills, CPR First Aid handled all school fire drills and took or taught Cardio- pulmonary Resuscitation courses after school. Beginning in january members took lessons under Sponsor Re Kramer Tuesdays and Thursdays. Those who were qualified helped with the Parent-Teacher Association with classes for parents at Bear Branch and Woodland Hills elementaries. First Aid QC 60 Firstftid members are tfront rowl Karne Myers, Sponsor Re Kramer, tfourth rowl Duane . . , . David Hand, jessica Fleishman, Susan Cooper, Mary Ann Schutte, Marianne Quinn, Af'Df1'?0f'a'aff'V'WfO. l1e dub Was? pafw Hundley, David Vest, fsecond rowl Leslie Robin Merrifield, Terrie Davis, loe Bleir, Scott Wh'Cl lnclwled CamPa'3, F 'g and Swlmmmgi Clark, Melanie Fullerton, Sandy Hale, Elfi Rickert, fback rowl Mike Hunter, lerry Hunter, 53UdV Hal? 5h0W5 the 5p 'l Of the meelmg Roggan, Greg Clayton, Kim Holtzman, fthird Lisa Davis, Christie Sydow, Ray Morris, Dee Wllh the d'5Pl3V of pall of me refleshmenw' TOW, Cindy Ford, lulia Peck, Ciail Merrifield, Millard, Arlene Mateo, Steve Elloriaga, Tim In order to get certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, club member Mike Hatcher views one of the teaching films which explains the CPR method. r 2 . ala The group also worked with the K American Red Cross to set up first-aid stations for the spring March of A Dimes Walk-a-thon in Kingwood and participated in the Kingwood Area Emergency Medical Association fund drive during March. Posters adn gifts were sold during the third quarter to raise money for club functions and members could purchase identifying ,c,, t-shirts all year. I 4? iii, flllllilll V 1 ,rs fc i 1 l l i Elaine Mateo, Sherri Porter, jacka Hinojosa, Seiford, Kevin jones.

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Reliving Billy Budd, William deGraffenried hangs lim Diazgrandos during an English department presentation at the happening in October. Aleece Horecka and lan Glaze take part of the eats and talk at a Literary Discussion meeting at Lise Hooks house, Beginning Literary Discussion Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Dr, Elizabeth Murphy, English 2K instructor. The fifteen members met to read and discuss works by various vvriters. Among the pieces studied by the scholars was The Cherry Orchard by Anton Ghekhov, The club went to the University of Houston to see A Seagull, another Chekhov play. Twenty-one women taught in the English department, Students in the optional 4K course traveled to the Texas Renaissance Festival in Magnolia, Temple Emanu El and Athen's Bar and Grill in Houston as part of their studies. Literary Discussion participants are Sponsor Elizabeth Murphy, Vandy Henrikson, Lise Hooks, Steve Gillette, Aleece Horecka, Danny Tidwell, lulie Peck, lan Glaze.

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Fir f fair Mark Sleeper and Christy Vaughn won Best of Fair awards for their entries in Humble High's first Science Fair and Contest February 15. Mark won the junior class for his How hard is our water? project while Christy took top honors in the senior category with her Biomass conversion. Twenty-eight of the over 150 vvho entered won in nine divisions. Other senior section firsts were Troy Babin, Ron Kienle, Mary Knapp, Mary Beth Leinen, Sheryl Mulliken and Wendie Wilber. Michelle Allen was the other junior winner. Four of the winners participated in the Houston Science Engineering Fair March 15- 17. Science student attended the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and Petro Exposition, an offshore technology conference and a life science convocation. New 3 All X jg, . f X ' . tit N E b , iblgg Vi - ,Eg ,-i. N 5 'S tx N5 tae jeff Bogs and Greg Pickens work on their anatomy project in Biology Il. The class studied the systems of the cat in order to learn the structures and working of animal systems. Science Working on Science Fair projects was part of class for some students in Science classes. Kim Mitchell and Nancy Martin discuss their work in Biology l. H 2 xc f we