Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Swimming the Backstroke is Wildcat Boys' team member Alan Catterson. Members of the Boys'Swimming team are lfront rowl Coach Robert Duin, Manager Paula Braus, james Pile, Dirk Sheridan, lim Hooker, Chris Black, Bill Conroy, Manager Shari McQueen, tsecond rowj james Donder, Mike Ferris, Glen Cooper, Brent Hammonds, Terren Roark, Alan Catterson, Chip Faulkenberry, lback rowl Mike Armstrong, Tupper Ullrich, Charlie Krimm, Todd Henney, Matt Kjeldsen, Mark Armstrong, Captain Chris Seams. if 52 Swimming 5 it Z ii- i Varsity Boys Record CyFair loss Memorial loss Clear Creek win Holiday Zone Seventh Cypress Creek win Sam Rayburn win Pasadena Invitational Second TISCA Thirty-fourth Pasadena win Deer Park win SRUUS lqss Matt Kjeldsen breaks the school record for the District Third 200'yard Individual Medley with a time of Regionals Sixth 2:05.86 at the Regional meet at Klein.

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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.

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l Honor In meets the Boys' Swimming team won five and lost threeg the girls had seven wins and only one loss. ln invitational meets the boys were seventh at Holiday Zone at University of Houston, at Pasadena they were second and at Texas Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association Meet in San Antonio they placed 34th. The girls team was fifth at Holiday Zone, second at Pasadena and seventh at TISCA. Eight swimmers were honored at the third- annual picnic April 18. Most Valuable Water Polo player awards were given to lane Appleby and Tupper Ullrich. Most Valuable Swimmers were Matt Kjeldsen and Amy McLeod. Most Dedicated trophies went to Mary Lawler and Chris Seams while Most Improved winners were Holly Dickinson and james Donder. 5 Striving for distance in the TOO-yard Backstroke -E is Mark Armstrong. He swam the event at the 5 Spring meet February 1. 6 17 6vo e z pd .Qt 'Ou - i pa 1 6 , , N .. g,-s A - f I chi ., 'X . ,, -1 S 9 0 o fa O O . 0 0 ' ' 0 OUT D o 0 0 0 ,, Q03 D 'X N 85 .41 f r f 17 ' ,K f ' 'g' ,cf 0 f , I U Q! .0 T V f x Ja il ff X .11 R5 ' .' 'X X. ffff 'Q 7 Xi . O i I 5 9 Shot im' O l wa? I , Nga, Q 9 Y! Todd Henney also competed at the Spring 'N X' sl Y, ' 90' Yr, I0 meet. He starts the 200-yard Freestyle event, 0 0 -Jfff O Swimming 53