Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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200 Juniors Pefifions, speeches August 3Othe Student Council put out a notice that students interested in being class officers could sign up in front of the cafeteria that vveek. Petitions for office had to be signed by ten percent of the class so luniors had to have at least 62 names on each form. Campaign speeches were given the next week and the student body elected leaders in homerooms. Rhonda Koshnick, left, was not an elected officer but she served as vice president during Toni Svvain's extended absence from school, Elected officers were tsecond from leftl Treasurer Robyn West, Secretary Danette Kelley, Toni, President Darden Smith and Historian Kim Abshire. ,pm jennifer Trim Mike Tripp Gary Tucker Robert Tucker Valerie Turner Alice Ussery Terry Valle Irene Vallejo Vicki Varner Allison Verkler David Vest Cindy Voelkel Susan Vroon Monica Wachel G. F. Watkins Cricket Watson Erica Watson Scott Weiser ,s 'sb is sit N42 as

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X Roberta Smith Sherri Staggs Rainey Statum lenny Stedman Ronnie Slokltiy Cynthia Stralta vv Sammy Stratton Robin Stringlt-llow Cynthia St. Romain Amy Stuart Wesley Sullivan Brian Sundby lvff Sweeney Pam Tatum Randy Taylor Rt-nv Taylor Kori Thibotlvaux Rusty lillvry lisa Tisdvl Scott Tomlinson lisa Trainer Diana Trammel Rhonda Trammt-l Karen Trautntir Grammar rock College Night and Happening IV were two nights in October when parents came to school. College Night was October 9 and the happening was October 30. Representatives from college and universities met in three 30- minute sessions with parents and students. A financial aid session was last for the night. Grammar Rock is performed by junior English students Linda Paar, Lisa Curtis and Tim Keyes at the happening. Juniors I99

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Move- ivnants fo improve A Math assessment test was given to all juniors April 19. The students went to the auditorium to take the examination which, according to Math department head lasper Snellings, was a movement to improve the quality of students and their math knowledge and to raise standards for students graduating from HHS. The following day computer- selected luniors took a consumer education test. Although these tests were not entered in the students' school records, the scores, along with those from other schools across the tate, were used by the Texas ducation Agency to evaluate education in the schools. Sean Porter works away as Scott Nielsen pauses during the Math assessment examination. Mike Zientek Scott Zimmerman Rocky Zipprian Kathi Robinson ,mmfg ti Scott Wells Kelly Wentworth Bryan White Wendelyn Wilber Wyma Wilhite Theresa Wilker Sandy Williams Allen Willis Scott Wilson Sherry Wilson Carmen Winterha lane Wirsching UCI' Darleen Woodmansee Denise Woods Patricia Wornoff Tana Younts Alan Zeigler Robert Zeitzmann ? -s sf' Fi: Juniors 201