Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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'FL At Clear Lake Walter Evans relaxes. He placed third in Novice Cross-Examination Debate with his partner Christie Sydow. Shiek lohn Duschatko talks to another speech person at the Crazy Hat tourney for HFL. john and Mary Ann Schutte won second in Standard Duet Acting at Clear Lake. Winners Humble Forensic League won Sweepstakes at Northbrook, South Houston and Clear Lake. The group was second at Spring, Friendswood and LaPorte, third at Eisenhower and Westbury and fourth at Milby. The club hosted two tournaments: one for twelve middle schools in October and the other for twenty high schools in March, At the annual banquet at Hilton Inn, forty were honored as letterman. Mary Ann Schutte was the only one to letter in three areas. Mary Ann made HHS history by qualifying for Nationals in NFL. She won VVomen's Extemp at NFL District where HFL took second to Bellaire. She traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio, for National lune 18-22. Mark Taylor, Elizabeth Brunner and Lisa Hooks also placed at District NFL but they did not advance. A record nine competed in the TFL meet. Mary Ann and Mark placed eighteenth and Ed Carr and Andy Clark were twentieth of the 150 Debate teams. Other HHS speakers who qualified to compete were john Duschatko, lim lohnson, Tim Kane, Mark Laposki, Tana Morris, Vince Potter and Ellen Schutte. Mary Markway was fourth in Prose and Marcy McNutt seventh in Poetry at State UIL after advancing from Region. Ten speakers placed at District 16AAAA and were the deciding factor in Humble winning District Literary and Overall Championship.

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T-shirts were given for those One of the varied activities in Physical Education classes is trampolining, Each student gets his turn on the equipment and learns basic techniques and tricks. as ru N C C 5 In addition to outside activities, PE students participate in the basketball part of the program which also included football, soccer and otherteam sports. t , . ,.. - s xi if' . -- - .2 .5 -. i- A ali, . ' if ' . . , Efi':'s Zta,si!f :-'L The first finisher in the first-ever Fun Run was john Benson. The run which the department sponsored was over a three-mile course and its purpose was physical fitness. Bike-a-than, Fun Run Biking and running outside of classes and choosing activities during classes involved Physical Education students. Humble High School hosted the Wheels for Life Bike-a-thon, sponsored by St. jude Children's Research Hospital in Houston, May 19. The one-mile course was in front of HHS and Humble Middle School. collecting 525 or more for their riding and backpacks were awarded for S75 or more. First quarter the department had a Fun Run for physical fitness. Approximately 45 finished the three- mile race October 27 and john Benson won the Boys' division, Sharon johnson took the Girls, Mrs. Sandy Rickert led the Female Teachers' section and Coach Charles Ralston the Male Teachers. For the first time PE students chose their activities by quarter. Each teacher taught a different sport or activity and students choosing the teacher's specialty were assigned under that instructor for a quarter. Physical Education

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fl 5 5 W 2 S E .C C cn Z' E si lay Menna receives an award at Clear Lake. He won second in Novice Extemp and third in Novice Oration at the tournament. 2 2 Relaxing between events with a game are Andy Clark, Aleece Horecka and Mark Taylor. Time hangs heavy on speakers as they wait for contests and results of competition. Coach Cheryl Ryne checks Humble's position with a schedule of the Clear Lake Tournament. At the Humble Speech Tournament Amy Stuart handles the desk for Prose Reading. Ballots and information were handled from these areas during the two-day tournament. 7 Andy Schratwie it .V Tk K W K ' ,- I -N 'mm