Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Distributive Education Clubs ofAmerica includes ifront fowl Mike Oder, Carla Bogenshutz, Debbie Lemkin, Cari Wright, lill Boyd, Cathy Smith, Betty McLain, Terri Corner, lTracy Adams, Sheryl Martin, isecond rowj Laura McKinney, Brenda Baker, lulis Henry, Scott McKinley, joe McMahan, Richard - 'f '- .TE4D'fs. Cheatham, Tom Armelp Christina Fregia, Becky Ioslin, Marianne Fregia, lim Robinson, Adviser Ed Nimitz, lback rowj Kim Craft, Ron Andruskitis, Doug lsaacks, Kenneth Dempsey, Greg justice, Clint Brammer, lay Fennen, lana Francis, Dora Sanders, Lisa Atwood, Sandra Danelius. I lsecond rowi Mark Nicholson, Bill Hank Weigel, Jeff Mathis, Bill Brink, lohn Engineering Technical Society members Kenney, Stephanie Kaipos, Brenda Shine, rowi Sponsor Harmon Agnew, lback rowl Robert Trout, Chuck Shive, Mike Lynn Powledge, Vice president john Shaffer, james Coupal, Chris Smallwood, lulie Andy Clark, Treasurer Mike lordan, Robert Leonhard, Mark Todd, Mike McKay, lim Keyes, Tim Keyes. Honors One highlight of the Distributive Education Clubs of America's year was the student banquet May 9 at the Trail Dust Steak House. Another was the Honor Assembly at which Mike Oder, a DECA member, won a lustus Smith vocational student award and lay Fennen received the DE honor. Ron Andrukitis went to State because he was one of seventeen finalists in the Houston area in General Merchandising. He was rated on dealing with customers in person and on phone and the results of a written test. DECA worked with Office Education Association and Industrial Cooperative Training on a cheese and sausage sale in October. Earlier DECA had a candy sale. Profits from projects were used for the joint employee-employer banquet in the spring. D ECA! l ETS New here A new organization at Humble was lunior Engineering Technical Society. Under Science instructor Harmon Agnew, interested students met and elected officers. According to President Andy Clark, the group worked on their organization and would become more active next year. Meetings were in Room 102. In the Chemistry lab plans for future activities were discussed, according to the president. The before-school events were attended by members who were science-minded or interested in engineering careers. .. i

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I l At a Fifth Quarter meeting of the Christian Student Union, Bill Coon plays ping pong. On campus Non-denominational Christian groups to which anyone may belong are Christian Student Union and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The first met Friday mornings in Social Science head james Ellis' room. FCA met Monday nights in members' homes. They attended Fun Day at Houston Baptist University and the University of Arkansas-U of H game. A FCA highlight was the March banquet at which Kenny Houston, all-pro for the Washington Redskins football team, was the guest speaker. fs in C M Christian Student Union members are tfront Angela Gaudiano, iback rowl lim Muniz, rowl Dee Ann Millard, Anita Donnell, Donna Spiritual Leader Danny Tidwell, President jack Lever, Carol Malloy, lulia Peck, Carolyn Thorp, Taylor, Sharilyn Reed, Beverly Nelson, leff Greg Pierce, Kathy Thorp, Linda Parr, Lauri West, Susan Hodges, Ruth Goodwin. jones, Secretary-Treasurer Grace Herzog, .sis 41 L.. VX fit ,ts A, A 1.3 H S fl al, has Fellowship of Christian Athietes includes ffront rowj Historian loyce McCreary, Secretary Terri Barrett, President Keith Skaar, Vice President Steve Gillette, Treasurer Rachel Byrd, tsecond fowl john Powell, Nadine Shaffer, Sponsor Lynn Stroud, Kim Swain, Richard Watts, Curt Mackey, Mike Petty, Bill Coon, lthird rowl lan Glaze, Kim Gartside, Paula Braus, Laura Lee Seagraves, Phylis McCreary, Missy Hower, Beth Summerwell, S--Ea-Jas Gayle Mongan, jeff Heckermann, William deGraffenreid, ifourth rowj Sherri Glaze, Lisa Pecorino, Tracy Sandergaard, Missy Powell, Kayleen Lohman, Mike Cox, Darrell Pruitt, joe Mackenzie Dwa ne Pruitt Ioel Osteen Blake 1 Y , i Appleby, iback rowl Allisa Myers, Karen Skaar, Nancy Selnicka, Michele Mackenzie, Carol Hudgins, Keith Seagraves, leff West, Max Peck Steve Barrett.

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Six meets Chess Club attended five tournaments and hosted one under Sponsor David Fallon. They also received a charter from the Houston Chess Association. At the first St. lohn's meet David McCartney was second in the Varsity. Garth Clark was third, David Sewell fifth and Nathan Smith placed in the second St. lohn's event. Humble hostedabout two hundred Houston-area players january 27. In March ratings from the Houston Chess Association, David was the thirteenth best player in the area. Ratings were based on win-loss records. The club won a dual match with Kashmere 8-3. At Klein Garth and jim johnson were runners-up in Varsity. The group also participated in a meet at Aldine High School. 10 IIV 5 ' L I . I Q17 V I A Q .. is Yin... Chess club president Lisa Davis plays an opponent at the Humble Chess tourney january 27. Two hundred players attended, A ll Garth Clark was a top player in the club. He helped Humble capture an overall third at the St. lohn's hosted meet, where he placed third in competition. Chess at 'E l 4 1 -ala 45? H? ,Y J' 0 iiii flll tl Faculty member David Fallon waits for his opponent's move at the Humble tourney. Mr Fallon was the cIub's sponsor.