Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Tc Regional Berry Madden finished fourth and Greg Porter fifth at the Region lll Track Meet April 27-28. Nine tracksters, who placed first or second at District 16AAAA meet where the Cats were victorious competed at the Regionals. Berry's Quarter-Mile run earned him fourth place. Greg finished fifth of twenty discus tossers. Boys' Track swept the first 16AAAA District Meet Humble entered April 20-21, topping Conroe 108-104. Mile relayers Steve Gillette, Berry, Brett Snyder and Coy West ran to a second-place finish. The group's 3122.1 broke the previous 3123.1 school record set in 1976. Berry won the 440 Dash. He also won the Long lump. The Sprint Relay team of Chris Bagley, Karl Grant, Berry and loe McKenzie earned a second-place and Karl also finished number two in the High jump. Greg hurled the Discus 160' for a second. Third placers were Bagley in the 100-yard Dash, Nikki Melendez in the Mile, Brett in the Quarter Mile, lack Taylor in the Long lump and G.F. Watkins in the Discus. Shot Putter Guy Heacock was fourth and fifth places were earned by G.F. in the Shot, Steve in the 440-yard Dash and Scott Wilson in the Half Mile. lack was sixth in the High lump. At District Greg Porter tossed the Discus 1627 for second place and advancement to cs - 4 Regional Competition. Coach Tom jones said . that this throw was the best ever by a Sophomore. Track fi Hn TQ .tistsf t '45 ..... .i A Q 'H A-. N-wt District 76AAAA champions and Varsity Track luha Puhluskari, Guy Heacock lack Taylor members are lfront rowl Maurice Grant, Ioe Scott Wilson, Nikki Melendeze Greg MacKenzie, Berry Madden, Chris Bagley, Karl Hammonds, Brett Snyder, Greg Porter Steve Grant, Steve Mills, fback rowl G. F. Watkins, Gillette, David Lohn.

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District fir f Girls' Varsity Golf stroked to a first place victory in District 16AAAA play in their first year in that district. The team had a 752 two-day total. In Regional play, the Cats were second with a 357 total in rain-postponed competition. Golfers then journeyed to State competition in Austin for their fourth time. The girls finished seventh led by Stacia Graham with a two-day total of 187. Regular season play gave the squad one first, a second, three fourths and a fifth place finish. Varsity Golf Record 'McCullough 318-344 win 'Dulles 296-304 win 'Conroe 306-318 win 'Brazoswood ' win Humble Invitational 390 Second 'lohn Keel, Austin 649-653 First 'Dulles ' Fourth DulIes H Fourth 'Humble Invitational 295 First 'Friendswood 409 Fourth Eisenhower Fifth Katy ' First E 'McCullough 313 Second in District 752 First 'District . 637 Second b Regional 357 Second 'Regional 618 Second U i 'Lamar First State ' Seventh 'State 616 First 'Boys Girls not available Coach Mickey Daughtery stands between Mindy Townsend and Stacia Graham. The two were at State competition for the second time and members of the Varsity squad for two years. -X . , , ,,,..,.,. ,W ,,..,:s., nwawt -vs- A-'Asif' N.. M. Varsity Girls Golfincludes Kakren Skaar, Stacia Graham, Maureen Rung, Mindy Townsend, Sherry Mulliken. ' X. M .- -sg i Golf bl

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