Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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190 Juniors Kim Abshire lergen Achtermann Greg Ac keroyd Mark Adams Tracy Adams Scott Allemond Dawn Alitzner Scott Andstrom Bonnie Anthis limmy Archer Mark Armstrong Mike Armstrong Lisa Atwood Chris Ayra Dina Babineaux Terry Bagley Linda Bailey Lynn Bailey Bonnie Baker Brenda Baker Carrie Baker Scott Barker Mat Barringer Raymond Bartlett Wendi Bartling Martin Baum Lori Bazemore Michelle Bennett john Benson lelf Blackburn Andrea Blayney Eric Blayney lon Bloom Robert Blumberg Beth Blumenthal Katrina Bounds lill Boyd Clint Brammer jimmy Brasher Larry Brasher Paula Braus Cheryl Bridgeford David Brainerd Bill Brink David Brown Sherly Brownlovv Brenda Bruner Michael Bryant iff'

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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

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ludy Bur y Delmlmie llulitk Ross Burley Craig Colongue Eddie Campbell lerry Cannon Craig Carlson Ed Carr Steve Carter lan Chambers lay Chapin Daphne Chase Ric hard Cheatham David Christensin Michael Clapp Andy Clark Kathy Clark Tammy Calrk Steve Cohn Iohn Colbert Sherry Cole Mary Conner Bill Conroy Stephan Cooke Nighttime assembly Colored Construction paper - any paper, as long as it is purple or white - cut into Strips and glued, taped or stapled into loops made up the links oi the spirit chains tor Homecoming. luniorsmet inthe afternoon and evening to make their lengthy entry in the Competition. One night session was at Rhonda Koshnic'k's home in Forest Cove. Rhonda, Darden Smith, Danette Kelley, Melanie Morris, left Daugherty and Tina Hannon Work on an assembly line for chain loops.