Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Art, business two choices Both Art and Business are electives. Four art classes were taught fourteen times a day by three instructors. Miss Terry Vaughn headed the depart- ment. Students interested in the visual arts were encour- aged to take an art course or to advance to a higher level of the course. In business, seven teachers instructed 35 classes in 14 business subjects. Mrs. Billie Wetz was in charge ot the department. Students could take business courses dealing with secretarial, management, business law, and accounting careers. Mrs. Mary Roberts, a new instructor, and Mrs. Beth Sharpe joined the department. Mrs. Sharpe returned after an extended leave of absence. . ..fff 5 I U: Y ..,--nal' ' fan...-s wN..N I Miss Marcia Simpson demonstrates the use of the potter's wheel to Art I student Cyndie Hancock. Students also worked on terrariums, water color drawings, sketchings and wire sculptures. w..s.,.s,.......,....... s.,-,,, - ,.,,....., j ' i Warm weather and hot rooms brought several classes outside to enjoy the Business Organization and Management student Phuong Khuong works on sunshine. Art ll student Maureen Lake works on sketches during an outdoor financial figures in Mr. J. W. Towns' seventh-period class. The class also studied session with her class. marketing, personnel and management. 100 Academics Art, Business Miss Roxanne Crabtree Business Mr. Ken Daw Drive-r's Education Coordinator Mrs. June Dowdy ..... N... ff ei' My i .. V ,, ,,,,W,,,mlZZQ ' - E 'Tm 'W' .... so j re 3 V K' a fa WM V55 QW mit' , .... M. , T Farr H ' r 7? at W H ,Q I jf 5 f if Q? E Q M 7 W Q sf 6 V 9 5 as ,f ' Y SH f LL ,,.. WWW.. 3. - IT E .' ji , . as . E Y, Business Mr. Alexander Papp ,.... ' V Dfafflng . , j , K ..:l ,,. I . uoug eusuj abed uied

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Superintendent George E. Turner works from his office in the Humble ISD Administration Building. ln order to improve communication between students and the administration, he met with HHS students. Humble independent School District Board of Trustees includes ifront rowi Dr. J. Alford Moore, Mr. Jack Fields, iback rowi Mrs. Julie Redd, Mr. Don Johnson, Mr. Douglas Leonhard. ,1.LlQs 'H1Q-i A . w1..? Deputy superintendent Arthur Tipton's duties include business management and reception of assistant superintendent reports and decisions. Mr. Tipton has been with the Humble ISD for 20 years. Moore, Brooks reelected Elections for two posi- tions on the Humble indepen- dent School District Board of Trustees was January 17. At that time incumbents Dr. Alford Moore and Mr. Bill Brooks dominated with 66 percent of the votes in each position. ln the board meeting following the election, Mr. Jack M. Fields, Sr.was chosen president, Mr. Brooks Vice president, Dr. Moore secretary and Mrs. Julie Ftedd parliamentarian. Some of the board ac- tions included acceptance of high school softball, work on the Texas Assessment of Basic Skills results, a new medication policy, a hearing of Seniors and problems with the English program and revi- sion of the vandalism policy. Administration Administration, District 99

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John Ramsey keeps his eyes on the road during the simulation part of his X 2 KD D IJ Q Al bully mol U90 Drama Student Sandra Armstrong reads one of the many plays available in the department. Students in the class work on cuttings from plays and study the fundamentals of theater production. 4 P 15-' Driver's Education course. Students received 12 hours of simulation and 12 hours of in-car instruction and observation. ,A ,. - Drafting I is designed for students interested in an engineering, building trades or other related work. Danny Edge and Kenny Sutton work on a project involving geometric problems, Electives given b three Other possible electives were taken in Drafting, Drama and Driver's Education. Ten times daily, drafting courses were offered. Four dif- ferent levels of the subject were available. First-year students could take General Drafting and then advance in- to others. Students in Drama I studied production and in Drama ll advanced tech- niques. Daily, five classes met in room 500. Under Region 4, Driver's Education was offered six periods. Students 15 years or older could take the course which involved classwork, in- car driving and observation and simulator instruction. Dra ting, Drama, Drivefs Education , 1 l M r J 8 l'l rlftl-?a t e I I 3 . f ' ra mg - Q f Mrs. Mary Roberts Y 14' 5 X K Miss Marcia Simpson ...l ' fly Af' ,KWH . 1 ,V ' ' . V ,iiii V 2 Mrs Sylvia Theall V . 1. Business I 1 1 1 yyl ' Mrs Billie waz I ,, Business Academics 101