Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Honorees Chris Bagley was named Most Valuable Player and Bo Serres received the Fighting Heart award at the annual Football banquet lanuary 5. The winners were announced after comments of guest speaker Tom Wilson, head football coach at Texas AGM University. Head football coach lack Waggoner said that the players, not the coaches, selected the winners of the awards. Over 150 players and guests attended the event which honored team members. At the dinner, Varsity lettermen were also announced. f'The entire Varsity squad lettered this year: twenty Seniors, fourteen luniors and two Sophomoresf' the coach said. lohn Hendrex was the only Wildcat player to make the first All-District i6AAAA team. He was honored as a defensive secondary player. Four were named to the second team. lineman Bo Serres and Secondary Dirk Smith made the defense, and on the offense were Guard George Boxley and Center Brian Rippenkroeger. Cats took all five honorable mention positions. Halfback Chris Bagley, Quarterback Hendrex and Tight end Clayton lanak were on the offense and the defensive picks were Linebacker David Lohn and Back Berry Madden. 'Q gwguw fx W , Most Valuable Player Chris Bagley 1263 avoids capture in the loss against North Shore, The Cats lost by one point in the non-district contest at home. The Cats suffered their first loss of the season against Cy-Fair. Curtis Morris 124i struggles to make yardage in the T9-Zi loss, Football 33

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More play junior Varsity Football ended their season with a nine win-one loss record. They finished second to Cypress Creek in District with a 6-1 record with their only loss to Cypress Creek, Cats shut out Forest Park 34-0 in the season opener. They stomped Waltrip 26-0 and then slaughtered Sam Houston 43-0. McCullough became the first District victim as the squad destroyed the highlanders 34-0. Spring was also not allowed to score in a 33-0 romp. Cats outclassed Cypress Fairbanks 27-8. Conroe was crunched 28-7. Their only defeat was at the hands of Cypress Creek 48-26. Cats then crunched jersey Village 31-12 and ended the season by annihilating Klein 49-12. Sophomore Football finished the year with a 6-3-1 record. They were 4-2 in District and finished in third place behind Conroe and Klein. The Cats played to a 0-0 tie with Forest Park to open the season. They lost 6-16 to St. Pius. The season began to look brighter as they trampled Smiley 23-0 and defeated Nimitz14-0. In District play, McCullough became the first Cat victim 13-12, The Wildcats blanked Spring 26-0 and shut Cats rallied to triumph over Cypress Creek 14-8 in the final game of the season. Freshman Football was divided into two teams for the first time in order to accommodate the large amount of Freshmen. The Purple team finished the season with a three win-five loss record while the White team ended N with a 3-4-1 total. The Purple squad began the season by defeating Alvin 20-6 and blanking Wunderlich 18-0. Cats were stopped by McCullough 0-12 and then shut out by Spring 0-8. The squad followed by losing to Cy-Fair 18-22 and Conroe 0-14. Following a four-game losing streak, Cats handed Cypress Creek an 18-7 loss. The Purple team then was blanked by lersey Village 0-20. The White team started their season with a loss to Woodland Acres 6-46. St. Pius then dealt the Cats a 0-13 loss. McCullough and the White team played a 0-0 tie. Cats were then given their first win of the season against Spring 16-8. Wildcats then outclassed Cy-Fair14-6. Freshmen were belted by Conroe 0-20 and lost to Cypress Creek 6-12. The White team then shut out Jersey Village 14 0. ln the final game of the season, both Freshman teams out Cy-Fair 10-0 to continue their winning streak. Ending the squad's victorious days, Conroe dealt the team a 14-27 defeat. joined forces but lost to Hildebrandt 6-21. 2 -.1 1 Members of the lunior Varsity Football team are lfront rowl Mark Smith, Greg Akeroyd, Chris Slauer, Mark Lee, Robert Hawsey, Dave Christensen, Dick Francis, Greg Williams, lsecond rowl john Salzman, leff Blackburn 34 Football Mark Hall, Bob Mann, Chris Lucchesi, Dwayne Pruitt, loe McKenzie, tthird rowl Kelly Morgan, Bob Zietman, Bob Kenyon, Iohn Brown, jeff Daugherty, Lenny Stedman, Coy West, Mike Petty, lfourth rowl Bill Dressler,lohn Helm, Steve McKinley, lohn Mikkelson, Mike Cox, Keith Skaar, Steve Gillette, Robert Hall, tback row! Coach Arnold Brown, Richard Whitener Mike Hatley, Mark Fisher, leff Sweeney, lohn Lanmon, Coach Charles Cezeaux. M-. f .i'.:'.