Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Eating food from Spanish, German and French speaking countries, Carter Ullrich and Kathleen McKay are at cross-purposes in their reaches. Working at the Humble Speech Tournament is lim johnson. lim lettered in speech and qualified and competed at Texas Forensic Association State Tournament. Before going to Athen's Bar and Grill at the Port of Houston, English 4K students Belinda Boon, Karen Powers and Rachel Byrd practice the Greek six step. The trip followed study of Greek literature by the advanced classes.

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In class and club R acfivifies HHS individuals stood out each day. They demonstrated io ofhers, played games, ate foreign E food and danced 5 Instructor Andres Gonzales demonstrates lathe to folk dances' Mitchell Rushing, Duane Walker and others. Academics!Club PC : i 4 :U E Y 3 Student Council sponsored a ping-pong tournament during 4 lunches in the lobby. David Elsenbrock hits a return. Drama faces come out of the crowd when they appear on stage. Before he treads the boards in an Humble Youth Theater production, Bill Brooks is made up by Elizabeth Meinke.

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Painting the mural was done in class and at other times. Raymond Foster paints an oil derrick during class. Posed before the wall mural that the group Historian Scarlet Davis, Sponsor Barbara painted for the cafeteria are Arts and Crafts Klemme, fback rowi Sponsor Terry Vaughn, members ffront rowj David Vest, Sandy Hale, Tim Seiford, Second Vice President Buddy loan Plasman, President Karen Hargarther, Price, First Vice President Steve Powers. ' ly .X Art L.. Wall hanging A mural for the cafeteria and competitions were the yearly projects of Arts and Crafts. The club working through Art classes completed the painting and it was hung in May by Building Trades students. Randy Moore and David Snyder, two club members, designed the mural and Mrs. Barbara Kelmme's classes did the painting. Three art competitions were entered by Humble students: Houston Rodeo and Livestock Art Show, Scholastic Art contest and Humble Rodeo Art Show. ln the first David won Best of Show and Cathy Schafer won a Gold Medal. David won two local Gold Keys and two at National, and Terri Hargarther, Kris Kaskel and Robert Hughes received gold certificates in the second. At Humble Brenda Sandoz won first, Steve Power second and Kim Henderson third. Artist David Snyder and club President Karen Hargarther seem delighted with the club's contribution to the cafeteria. David designed the mural and members did the painting.