Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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The emphasis on the first activity of Birth Defects Awareness Week was nutrition, Members of Student Council, who sponsored the week, act out a skit about foods. Next to the vegetables are Lisa Acker and Toby Wells, who did not appear in costume. A dance sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America was the S h D ' F b D na weet eart ance in e ruary. on Lane was one of the happy participants. Couples dance to the music at the FHA dance for sweethearts. This is just one of the three formals at HHS.

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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

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X fa ,ii , if K I-A 3 . l A predominant color at the Sweetheart Dance was red. Not only was the cafeteria, lobby and refreshment table decorated in the color, but many dancers also chose to wear the heart's own tone. l Whether they hammed it up at l assemblies or boogied at dances, faces in the crowd l were on display. Funny mugs, kooky costumes and elegant evening dress made the active folks special in the life of HHS. Time during dance intermissions was spent in the lobby. Sandy Williams, Brent Baty and Robyn West talk during a break at the FHA Sweetheart Dance. so code s as s?l