Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Contests Elaine Mateo's French paper was ranked fifth best in the Houston area in the National French contest. Her theme was then sent to the regional director for evaluation. She won a Certificat d'Honneur for being in the top 20 percent at the March 17 contest. Certificat de Merites were earned by julia Adams, Mark Adams, Debbie Davi, john Meaux, Pam Previte, jan Saryer and Terri Walden. The week before four earned honors for HHS. jim Hooker won first in one division of French ll and Elaine was third in the other at Stephen FA Ausllllumvelslly' Sheryl Members of the French club are tfront rowj Mary Anthony, Molly Hildbrand, Lana Tarr, Mllllken and D3Vld SnYd9V 3l50 WOW Vgce President john Meaux, President Brenda Marsha Nietubicz, Tricia Francis, jan Saryer, f' - F h ' S ine, Secretary Miche e Foley, Historian joni Mary Koncsal, Lisa Foster, Chris Taylor, Karen lrsls Sheryl lor renc l and Davld Crimland,TreasurerCarol Hudgins, Moody, Rhonda Byrd, Missy York, fback rowj for l305l9V all at the Same COVWIQST- Communications Director Garth Clark, Bill Coon, jeff West, Elaine Mateo, Carol Hall, A field trip by 101 French fsecond rowj Essie Hart, jacquelyn Gloria Hall, Sheryl Milliken, Chris Cattelina, Hazelwood, Troy Babin, Scott Clark, Mike Dave Ely, Chris Watson, john Ely, Kris Kaskel, Students and lWO SDOVWSOVS W35 Rigby, Cheryl Carpenter, Trena Abshire, Pam Rusty Brown. February 16. The group heard French folk music by Beausoleil Broussard at Eisenhower High. French French and other language students munch out during one of the frequent sampling experiences in Foreign Language classes. Christmas, Mardi Gras and end-of-school menus included foods from many cultures an recipe exchanges.

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FIV New FHA members must pass an informal initiation before entering the club. The Future Homemakers of America officers are lfront rowl Third Vice President Rhonda Koshnick, Recording Secretary Kay Kotch, President Sherry Morrison, Corresponding Secretary Sharon Berwick, Assistant Historian Laure Stephenson, lback rowl Historian Danna Burke, Fifth Vice President Mary Kelley, Fourth Vice President Nancy Peterman, Parliamentarian loy Smith. initiation consists of dressing in red and white lthe club colorsl for an allotted time, Lora Seagraves and Tammy Sharpe watch as a fellow initiate has her hair put into ponytails, the popular hairstyle for the event. Service fo school Monthly projects were the usual thing again for the members of Future Homemakers of America. The group which met on Mondays during the year sold candy, filled Thanksgiving baskets, did a talent show for M. D. Anderson Cancer Institute, participated in the Humble Future Farmers of America Fair with entries in the food, clothing and craft contests, treated the faculty and sports teams members with cookies, traveled to a State convention and sponsored a FHA week during which they communicated with the students, faculty and community on the purposes and other aspects of their organization. Sherry Morrison was named Outstanding Girl of the Lf Cf Year at the annual banquet, Monthly the group named the highpoint members as outstanding members of the months. Susan Shorman, Kimberly Vance, Sheri Holloway, Lisa Arnold, Penny Morrison, Kimberly Slate, Paula Duncan, and Amy Kersh were those honored. Homemaking classes hosted the faculty at a Christmas Tea, worked in a nursery school in the department each quarter, studied all phases of homemaking and worked on projects related to that study. Students spent the first full year in the new facilities which had opened the middle of the preceding school year. W 1

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4 German Excursions Activities for the German Club included excursions to the Old Heidelberg Inn and the Trail Dust Steak House in Houston and the beach in Galveston. Members also earned money for the club through fundraising projects during the year. German Club members are tfront rovvl Secretary Scott Russo, Communications director Diana White, President Susan Hundley, Vice president lill Darling, Treasurer Bill Conroy, lback rowl Max Caramanian, Ann Poindexter, Robin Novosad, Elfi Roggen, Holly Dickinson, lim Hooker, Cari Pronsky, Doug Pfaffenberger, Leah Caramanian, Chris Black, Sally Sutton, lohn Talley, Dan Boren, lulie Ellisor. German instructor Judith Herman served as club sponsor. She worked with the five officers, led by Susan Hundley. ' john Talley devours a salad before receiving his 24-ounce T-bone steak at the Trail Dust banquet. Approximately 25 members attended S the dinner. , 'Tb X jill Darling gives lim Hooker a quick lesson in kikker dancing at the Trail Dust Steak House. The restaurant was the site of the club's annual spring banquet.