Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Lori Zeigler Dan Zietzmann Robert Zweck kj 5 1- Cards, Yah fzee Doing research in the learning center was just part of classes at HHS. In order to use the library, students could go with their classes, during classes with a hall pass or during homeroom with a special yellow research pass. Anita Donnell uses the card catalog in her search for material for a class project. Another homeroom activity for some students was staying in homeroom. Some study. These students in Mr. Lynn Stroud's room play Yahtzee. Rusty Moon, D'Ann Neighbors, Karen Moody and Kelly Nelson try their luck at the game. Freshmen 169

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Michael Turner Erin Twohey Dianna Vela Brian Vercellina Sheila Vest Linda Voelkel Dawn Vogel Kelly Vogt Terry Vogt Paula Vroon Ann Wachel David Waldo lirnmy Wallace Yalon Walters Kenna Warden lon Warren Kurt Wartenbach Gilbert Wasserman Scott Watson Sandra Webb lody Wells Sheila Wells Beverly West lon West Virginia Weyel Marcus White Brent Whitehead Lewis Whitener Susan Whitson Tommy Wilker Kelley Wilkins Richard williams Pam Williamson Andy Willrodt Bt-c ky Wilson Caylen Wilson Margaret Winnie Kimberly Winston Kathy Winterman Tom Winters Donna Wisenhaker Cyd Wolsmann leff Woodyard Mike Yett lohn York Donna Young Doug Young Tammy Young

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My mother says I was born dancing. It is in my blood, said Nikki lvlelendez. When I was two years old, I won a twist contest held at a drive-in. It was an endurance contest and I lasted longestff explained Nikki. That is how Nikki began dancing, now something that comes as habit to him. My family seems to be proud of my dancing - except when I dance at the grocery store while we are shopping. Along with dancing, Nikki has established himself on the track team. While the Sophomore lettered on the Varsity team, he was third place finisher in the District l6AAAA Mile. Nikki said he took Track in order to run and keep myself in shape. Running gives me the wind and endurance for dancing while dancing keeps me Iimber for running. I really enjoy both of them. I love dancing. If no one likes it because I dance, it doesn't matter. It is part of me and I try to be myself at all times - not what other people want me to be. I don't expect them to be any different than they are either. I just like being me. l I 1 1 5 I Z I l Danny Tidwell stands tall among his fellow classmates Not only does Danny physically carry more height than his peers, he also carries the title of District slide rule champion. In his Freshman year, the young mathematician was first in District IOAAA slide rule, fourth in Regional and alternate to State competition. Danny's Sophomore year saw him again deemed first in District slide rule. His second District championship came harder for Danny since it was in the tougher I6AAAA division. Proving that he was not all slide rule, Danny was honored with the Elliott Curtis Award. Given to one boy o each grade level by the faculty, this award means that the student is outstanding in character, service, leadership and citizenship.