Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Seventh grade was the beginning of a long, sweaty, painful love for Karl Grant. It's a lot of fun, is his only reason for living with the agony of his obsession. I wasn't influenced by any idol or anything like that. I just enjoy it, so much so that even the possibility of being injured doesn't matter. Karl's love for football is not a lonely trek, Karl explains that all my friends, most of whom are on the football team with me, agree that football is fun and my parents like the idea of me being in sports. All love affairs should be so perfectly made. , ..., . f '+' ii I R 5 Ib... M ...N ,. . 3 llrf .f girl s j ,ti I E r s fait 3 ew . , X . I. .N 9 3 M S ssrsf JJ!!! ff!! .9 ' 'N I 1 f Q E i E 5 5 5 K Q' 7a'ffiG.Jf2v i5 l: ' ' Tammy Osteen has been named Freshman, Sophomore and junior Class favorite, as well as being Freshman and Sophomore Homecoming Queen. She was a Freshman cheerleader and was elected to the Varsity cheerers for three years. Shunning the expected greater-than-thou attitude Tammy said, I appreciate any honors that I received, but I know that there are lots of deserving people at HHS, and I'm always glad to see these students receive honors. After graduating from Humble, I plan to go to Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I will always remember the fine people I have met at Humble. I'm glad to be involved with them, she smiled.

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Bart Zimmerman Debbie West Eric Westergren Harry Weyel Tom Wheeler james White Robin Whitehead Dee Wiederhold William Wilkerson Greg Wilkins Bruce Williams Robert Williams Shareen Williams Sheri Williams Neil Williamson Cathy Willrodt Diane Wilson Donnie Wilson Steve Wilson Keith Wilson Steve Wilson Zina Winters loAnn Wofford Mindy Wolsmann Wayne Wolters lill Woolly loyce Wright Tracy Youll Karen Zalensy Michael Zellner Michelle Zientek Sandy Zimmer Locker 0 dilemma Decisions were a part of each student's life at HHS -from the early morning choice of clothing and breakfast or the lack of it to what materials to take to each class and home in the afternoon. At an annex locker Melissa Schneider tries to solve the earthshaking dilemma of which books to lug to her next class. Sophomores l87

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ARE -'N 'M5t .-...EQMN '-NX --...NN i Belonging to one of the minority sports in high school can be quite disheartening. In order to stand out in school, one must have a lot of talent and a healthy amount of intestinal fortitude. Karen King is just such a person. Gymnastics, one of the most difficult and underrated sports, is Karen's field of expertise. Working in the shadows of football, basketball and baseball, Karen's talent not only asks, but demands attention. Even after seeing that gymnastics was not an overly glamorous sport, Karen chose to try the activity. As soon as Karen hit the mats, she began to excel. In the wake of Olympic greats, Karen is still capable of captivating her audiences. Karen sees to it that once someone has finished watching her perform, that person will not soon forget what gymnastics is about. Karen was awarded Best Performer in only her second year on high school gymnastics, Apparently just another aggie'f walking through the hallway, Reid links leaves one with the vision of a leather belt with R-E-I-D hand tooled on the back and a pair of dusty boots on his feet. Yet, there seems to be more to this young man, There is something about Reid that makes one wish to meet him. Perhaps it is his intense knowledge of animal husbandry-a knowledge that has brought him numerous awards. Reid has received Third Place for his Angus l-leifer at the Harris County Fair and was Reserve Champion with his Simmental crossebreed calf. Possibly Reid's magnetism arises from something else - maybe it is the record-breaking 359,500 price he received for his Humble Fair and Rodeo Grand Champion Steer. lunior Faces C g A K 5 W 1 5 4 A A A rl P .'. l A ' - . .t,, , t. .M ., i f . Y l T W5 Q. st: og., -N , ,' 4,,i-s- - 4