Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Standing in line is not unusual at Humble. These students want to have their pictures taken with Santa or Mrs. Santa during StuCo's Snowball Mountain week in December. Faculty members help sponsor parties at HHS, Science instructor Bobby Cronin and his wife Lynn sit it out at the Kicker Dance. At school or after, the people of HHS plunged into school life with enthusiasm. This attitude carried through Xmas photo session fall speech tour- naments, Valentine flower deliveries and spring dances. Students always took time out to munch and socialize at lunch. 51

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The first Science Fair led to work by students in many Science classes on the projects. This group works on information for their entries in the local February 15 competition. Some faces never come out of the crowd corn- pletely. But the noontime pause helps bring indi- viduals into partial focus. A big part of life is competition, but even the faces in the crowd need some time for rest and relaxation. The best time for respite from the day 's busy schedule is lunch, and the most popular spots are the boisterous cafeteria and the peaceful learning center. All is not quiet at HHS. Putting Humble on the map during the year were the many doers. Students who wrote, ran, computed, sang, danced, jumped and splashed their ways to fame made being part of HHS a lively and exciting experience.