Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Neil Michael Abrams Christopher Curt Ac kerman Paul Scott Adams lohn Randall Alexander Tina Ann Allcorn Cherie lynne Allen laura lean Allen Ronald Andrukilis lane Lynn Appleby Angela Ciwen Archer Thomas Lyle Armel Ioseph lint oln Ash Working lawn party AUHJTTTD HTIQFDOOIWS 3TTfl evenings were spent working on pep rally decorations, parade items and Homecoming drapings for the main 204 Seniors hall inthe main building. Efforts on hall decorations won the class tops in that Homecoming category. Chuck Philipp, Kate S Copenhaver, Kim Hendrickson, lan Harris, layna Mueller, Susan Coll and Cathy McFarland construct spirit chain loops on a Senior lawn. i MAH Q f-5 y 3 11- V ,L 'tlliimf' AJS.. if T . TEQMM f ' fg .fffmsf merm- , .f I . K . 44 1 4 N Kevin Lee Austin Christopher Allen Bagley Gretchen Diane Bagley Robert Bruce Baldwin Bruce Banhagel Matthew Roland Barrett Barbara Teresa Bates Bobby Lynn Bates Brent Thomas Baty Elizabeth lane Baxter Marvin Ray Beaty Matthew Hayden Benham inf ,.

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rx SSA- In the eighth grade, at the advice of her doctor so that she Could build up her dislocated knees, Mary Tipton began a swimming career that would bring her many medals and numerous titles. Few would have imagined how much Mary would achieve in four short years of swimming. In her Freshman year at Miami, she was deemed Most Improved Swimmer. At Humble, Mary's Sophomore year saw her named Most Valuable Player as well as being chosen for the All-county team and the All-state squad. The amateur Athletic Union named Mary Most Improved Swimmer in 1976 which led to her competing in the Iunior National Olympics in San Francisco. As a Senior, Mary qualified for the National AAU swimming competition in the TOO and 200 Meter Freestyle contests. Hopefully, the most important achievements in my swimming career havenft come yet, Mary said. I work very hard at what I do, I don't have much of a social life. I figure that I only have about four more years of swimming before I'll be done. I might as well do the best I can until I'm done - I'II still be young after college! Art comes easy for me, explained David Snyder, I have been able to draw since I was very young. I suppose I was around ten years old when you could tell what I was trying to do. David's numerous awards attest that many people are beginning to see what he is trying to create. In two years, the young artist has received four national and four local gold keys for scholastic art. At the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Art Show, David has won the Tools of Trade, Grand Prix and Best of Show awards. He also was first at the Stephen F. Austin University French Festival for poster art. It's all just a lot of fun, David insists. N.. k ll Q P . .5 45 st.- 5 X.

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Robin Leigh Ann Bennett Brian Scott Benson Monica Elizabeth Benson Rick Benson lohn lacob Berends Mathew Trent Bester Lawrance Anthony Bliley lames Brian Bobiak Belinda Boon Mark Dale Boren Ill Steven Lester Boswell Karen Diane Bower Scott Edward Bowman Patti Lynn Boyles Kathleen Mary Brady Barbara Leigh Brasher Lynwood Dean Brewer Tarnmie Renae Brockman Timothy Wayne Brookoyer George Dale Brown Susan Ann Brown Kirk Stephen Bruton Lisa Ann Bruckow Mark Allen Buehl Deborah Eye Butord Sandra Lee Buford Michael Wayne Byrd Rae hel Ann Byrd Wade Caldwell Ronnie Wade Cannon Leah Caramanian Stephanie Ann Carkhuff lo Ellen Chase Doylene Cherry Karla Elizabeth Childress Garth Anthony Altred Clark Cherie Denise Colbert Mark Russell Colbert Steve G. Collier Kelly Lee Conner Sheila Cay Conrad Michael Richard Cook Marvin Duane Cooper Kathryn Mary Copenhayer Maurice Bernard Cousineau lulie Renae Crain Leslie Suzanne Cramer Lisa Kelly Crump Seniors 205