Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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,-ll' 1 Lieutenant of Dance Heidi lsto leads the group in the Houston halftime Football game, At the Cy-Fair home Football game, the group stands at attention during the National Anthem. Jia x C ft In the finale of their dance at Klein Cathy ,, t Q McFarland, Kelly lones and Syleenia Smith 5 perform a final salute to the home stands.

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Award winners Wildcatdets won First places in jazz and Prop dances at both State competition at Dallas and Regional at Channelview. At both contests they made second on their Highkick efforts. ln an overnight trip the group competed at State Drill Team competition, but the Ensemble competition for State was at Nederland. At this competition three groups won firsts and one got second. The winning ensembles were Kim Hendrickson, Carole Hudgins, Michelle McKenzie and layna Meullarg Paula jones, Laura Lund and Marissa McKinney, Missy York and Tana Yountsg and Melissa Cockerham and Roxanne Miller. Colonel Susan Coll was selected Miss Drill Team Texas solo winner and competed representing Texas in the National Drill Team Camp in Los Angeles, California. She was chosen best in Texas from thirty-five girls who Wildcatdets entertain at a home game with one of their many high kick dances. Fifty-one girls were outfitted in the largest group ever in Wildcatdet drill team. were judged on their solos, speech and modeling. Another outstanding member was Roxanne Miller who was named in the top ten area drill team girls for the Coca Cola All-American Drill Team. She competed in Dayton, Ohio, for the National All-American Drill Team. At Dayton only sixty girls were chosen from 200 entries. The group attended two camps: Halftime USA and Hemisfair. At the first the group won First Place for outstanding jazz and over thirty individual ribbons. Marissa McKinney was runnerup for Miss Halftime USA and Susan Coll and julie Montgomery were named to the Outstanding Drill Team. At Hemisfair in San Antonio the group won the highest award: three superior ribbons for two jazz routines and one highkick dance. Wildcatdets also won a Special Award certificate for best adaptation to their own style. ildcatdets

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Maj, 'Whs- WM, Secretary Colette Hutchings records the minutes of one of the meetings, Each session of the new group was hosted by a member in his homo Members in good standing who had paid their dues and were active in the group pose before M. D, Anderson Hospital following a tour of the cancer facility. The October 17 outing was the first for the YAC organization. While taking a refreshment break, Iulie Kjeldsen Chats at one of the meetings. The snacks were supplied by the members. .455 W ,. Smoke out In its first year Youth Against Cancer aided the American Cancer Society with the Great American Smoke Out. The club also sought donations for the ACS all year. During the November Smoke Gut, YAC members joined the national organization in asking all smokers to give up tobacco for one day. In May President Kelly jones and Secretary Colette Hutchings were featured in an article about YAC in The Houston Post. Among YAC's other activities was a study of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' On Death and Dying. z i ,..- new ,f ,, f ff, f 9 M ,, ,A era G