Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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is E. E 1- Drum Major Darla Dinhoble directs the Band in another field performance. Darla did this task at each Football game and for the UIL Marching Contest which the group won, Standing at attention comes many times to the members of the Band, They maintain this attitude when entering stand formation, before descending to perform, when returning after performance and at the end of the game, ,4 ' 1' f ., . , 900- L25 'Wi ' YY' 'fi -ayvf--v ,mann Band 79

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AAAA sweeps Symphonic Band won first in both Concert and Sightreading and the Concert Band won a first in Concert at University Interscholastic League Competition April 20- 21. By winning both, the first group received a Sweepstakes trophy - Band's sixth consecutive sweeps and first in AAAA, all under Directorlim Hagood. At the San lacinto College contest the bands earned their firsts with all three judges giving the 85-member Symphonic Band first division marks. The Concert group of 108, under Assistant director Linda Tiner, received two firsts and a second. In Sightreading the Hagood-led group earnjed three firsts while Tiner's got two seconds and a thir . The Symphonic group competed with fourteen others and the concert group had sixteen second and third bands in it. Band members accumulated 138 first-division medals at UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest. An experimental ensemble of eight received a plaque and individual patches for their winning performance. All but nine solos were eligible for State UIL individual competition lune 2 and 4. This was the most medals we've ever made, Mr. Hagood said. One hundred fifty-four students from Humble competed at the Region XIX tryouts at Clear Creek. Drum Major Darla Dinhoble and Twirler Tricia Wilson advanced to State after winning firsts at Region XIX Twirling, Twenty-two others competed in solos and twelve in ensembles at regional. All judges at the Region XIX Marching Contest gave the Marching Band firsts. This win made Band eligible for its first AAAA sweepstakes. 9? '22 Standing at attention Ray Morris and other ,g Band members wait for the signal to move off X- the field after half at Del Mar. z: ff 4 1 f'W,jj A, ,, K 1 , ' M , . , U1 MB, ,r,s,-,,W...wm,sQ 1 r J A 78 Band Playing for their beau and sweetheart, Steve Youtsey and Grace Herzog, the Band performs at the Homecoming halftime.

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Auto Mechanics instructor Andrew Kennedy shows Ricky Kinder, Mitchell Varley and other students the testing machine in the auto shop which is in the Career Center. i 'www Right, one of the most frequent jobs requested by shop patrons is oil changes. Keith Seckinger performs an oil change on a Mustang in the shop. Auto Mechanics 3 . u.i i .... .slcwcitktf ,. . 1,91 Auto Mechanics morning class includes Ricky Kinder, Greg Hammonds, Dan Boren, Keith Seckinger, Mitchell Varley, Darren Walker, Kenny Weaver, Tim Dulany, Maurice Grant.