Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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One of the activities NHS members participated in was a covered-dish supper. Kelly jones, Lisa Eddington, Mary Ann Schutte and Sheila Schumacher try the various Choices in food offered Novemberl at Barbara Niemeyer's. .LNQA N H S I 87 profit National Honor Society worked on bake sales, a new constitution, scholarship competition and a banquet and initiation. A December baked goods sale earned 55187. Profits went toward paying for the spring banquet. In February a new constitution was adopted. The change was to update and to add new guidelines for the chapter. To continue as an active group, the local club had to accept and submit the constitution to the national office by March 1. Also in February john Duschatko and Mary Ann Schutte were chosen to compete for the national club's STOOO scholarship. Biology teacher Re Kramer spoke and about 80 were initiated after the May 16 banquet. Members paid S1 for the dinner and guests paid 58.50. National Honor Society members are tfront rowj Lauren Donder, Grace Herzog, Kelly jones, Wendy Wilbur, joy Smith, Robin Novasad, Tammie Brockman, Sheila Schumacher, Garth Clark, Sheila Conrad, Sylvia Hall, Steve Powers, Karen Hargarther, fsecond rowj julianne joachim, Brenda Shine, Missy Woolsy, Mary Ann Schutte, Stephanie Mullins, Linda Parr, Mary Lohn, Sandra Hanks, Dee f , f-i- ,ig-if . . Millard, Mary Malloy, Becky Niemeyer, Karen DeWitt, tback rowj Sponsor RaeDonna jones, Carol Hudgins, Lauri jones, Shelly Stuart, Lisa johnson, Kathryn Thorp, Tim Brookover, Sharilyn Reed, Leslie Strouz, Tonya Hinojosa, Lisa Trainer, Tim McAlpine, Dennis Hahn, jerry Hunter, john Duschatko, Chris Seams, David Snyder, Mark Taylor, Chris Lucchesi, Ed Carr, Keith Skaar.

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D.C. frek Twenty-five went to Washington, D.C., on the Close-Up trip. The groups worked under Sponsor Norma Warr to promote community involvement and partial sponsorship for the trip. Over one half of the money - or over S5000 - was contributed by area businesses or raised in bake sales. Duringthe nine days participants met in seminar with Federal legislators and Executive and judicial representatives and the Washington media. Close-Up agents also took the students on tours of the Capitol. Those who traveled to Washington, D.C., with Close-Up include ifront rowj Brian Benson, Lynwood Brewer, Doug Monk, Brian Warner, fsecond rowj Terren Roark, Robert Morrison, Trent Bestor, Clark Zimmerman, Chet Close-U !Model UN 'Turn 0 ' Lauren Donder was one of four Houston-area Model United Nations delegates on Channel 13's Turn On' program March 18. She has served as chief HHS delegate for three years and led Humble's eight member Chinese group while the eight Libyan members were led by julia Peck. At I Model United Nations participants are ifront rowj Phillip Karpes, Mary Ann Schutte, Ruth Hefflefinger, Holly Dickersen, Kenneth Caldwell, isecond rowj Sponsor Linda jay, Christie Sydow, Molly Flickenger, Karla Childress, julia Peck, iback rowj jim johnson, Sheila Conrad, Lauren Donder, james Donder, A trip to Washington, D.C., under Close-Up was a treat and learning experience for Humble students. LeeAnn Heard and Kelly jones were two who went and are seen before the statue of Winston Churchill on the grounds of the British Embassy in Washington. the three-day meeting at University of Houston, joy Kueck and Holly Dickinson served on the Security Council and other students were observers. Mrs. Linda jay sponsored the club, which has been in Humble for four years and active in the Houston session for three. by Q 5 Q N f . , 922' is A :- P i Williams, iback rowj Rachel Byrd, Karen Hargarther, Kelly Conner, Brenda Whitehead, julie Crain, Cherie Allen, Ellen Steiger, Chris Taylor, Kelly jones, Lee Heard, Kris Schoamer, Lisa Solis, Sponsor Norma Warr.

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,,. ,A T lly'?,xl W Led by the Varsity Cheerleaders, members of the Pep Squad show their enthusiasm after a touchdown in the District 16AAAA football game against Cypress Creek. Sitting to the group's right is the Wildcatdet drill team and Pep Squad the Wildcat Marching Band sits above to complete the organized cheering section. Other students sat to the south of this area and joined in the yelling for the team. Pam Hatchett concentrates on cheering and watching the game at the same time during the Sam Houston 22-8 demise at the hands of the Wildcats.