Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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State record-seffer Amy McLeod set a new Texas record of 52.23 and beat out the closest opponent by one second in Girls' 100-yard Freestyle at University interscholastic League State March 17. She was the first Humble swimmer to win at State and also to set a record. Amy was barely beat out in the 50-yard Free, finishing second in 24.12. Placing sixth of twelve at State was Girls' A 400-yard Free Relay team of jane Appleby, julie Kjeldsen, Carrie Spisak andAmy. They set an Humble record of 3:44.60 Thirteen Wildcats advanced to Regional from the Coach Robert Duin, right, directs the team during a practice in frigid conditions. The group practiced in all kinds of weather at Forest Cove Civic Center Pool. Cathy Rhodes swims the 50-yard Freestyle. She tied for third at a trimeet. District 16AAAA meet February 23-24. At the March 3-4 Region V meet at Klein, girls placed third and boys sixth of 31 competing teams. Amy set Region and school records in her wins in the 50-and100-yard Freestyle. The Girls' A 400 Free Relay placed second. Boys' A Free Relay of Mark Armstrong, Matt Kjeldsen, Terren Roark and Tupper Ullrich finished third, Todd Henney's 200 Free was fifth and Matt was fifth in the 200 Individual Medley. jane Appleby was third in the 100 Backstroke and Tupper finished fifth in the 100 Free. --HNQN Varsity Girls' Record Fair win emorial win Clear Creek wen Holiday Zone Fifth Cypress Creek oss Samkaybum . . L . wan , G ' Pasadena Invitational Second A F USCA - G Seventh Pasadena f- g Secgndf G Deer Park - j -,.g G Q wigs , Spring 'S-if G T District : R A S 'fi Seconds 1 2 Regionals Third state , G Ninth, . -. ,s - ..-G Gt.. .. f f -G...,.-,iw Y Smith julie Stevens Bonnie Desler Dorothy May Fran Callahan Camille May Susan Hundley, fback rowj Mary Tipton, Cheryl Palmer, Stephanie Strickland, julie Kjeldsen, Kathleen Keller, Kim Lawrence, Holly Dickinson. Girls Swimming team includes tfront rowj Keli jones Amy McLeod Lisa Acker Dawn Highland, Captain jane Appleby, tsecond rowj Manager Paula Braus, Mary Lawler, Carrie Spisak, Cathy Rhodes, Cari Pronsky, Manager Shari McQueen, Coach Robert Duin, tthird rowj julie Chrone, Diane Duschatko, Cecile

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, as-ew S+, 'WX junior Varsity Basketball includes tfront rowj rowj Tonya johnson, Tricia Short, Stephanie Mary Beth Lienen Irene Vallejo Captain Diana Cambio, Llonda Griffith, Paula Duncan, Kim Ludnall Captain Kelly Wentworth Dawn Vance Val Keilman, Chel Spadachene, Coach Waggoner Terri Culsby laney Balderas tback Patricia Pace, an ., ,, ,' .W 3 Captain Diana Ludnall stops before making a play which led to a goal in a home combat against McCullough. left, Paula Duncan t42J goes for two in a game against Falcons. Paula was second high scorer in the Iunior Varsity's season. District S cond In their first year, junior Varsity Girls' Basketball placed second in District i6AAAA. Kelly Wentworth was high scorer in the Cats' District play, averaging 14 points per game. Paula Duncan, second-best scorer, shot for a 7.4 per-game average. The Cats' record for the season was 18-9. They were 3-2 in pre- District, 4-4 in tournament play and ii-3 in district. The Wildcats will play Varsity next year after having only a Freshman team in the 1977-78 season. Coach Patricia Pace was in her first season as mentor andthe girls practiced afternoons in the Annex gym and played five-man full court ball. Basketball 49

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State record-setter Amy McLeod swims in one of the freestyle events that are her specialties. She won the State 100-yard Freestyle and was second in the 50. Swimming Team members help one another during Competing in the 100-yard Backstroke is Carrie meets, Brett Hammonds holds a lap counter to Spisak, She was a member of the Girls' A 400- show one ofthe swimmers in a 500-yard relay. yard Freestyle Relay which went to State and placed sixth of twelve teams.