Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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PFA Q 'UQ-' hvf Biology I students Cheryl House and Wendi Lawler investigate a worm's digestive tract in their study ot invertebrate systems. 5'! t4f 'D I -ta gr V. J' , ti. .w p A -fts A -mt tt .. -1 T, . , .-ii if-i '5, 'M--A O A v .... 5- J - ' ' , :A A nf s t P V t W I ,'. Qs , Chris Smallwood stands ready to offer assistance to Liz Brunner as she dries a test tube after a Chemistry lab. Three added to Science Three new instructors were added to the Science department. They and five others worked under Head Billie Randolph to teach 42 classes. Miss Laura Lewis taught Chemistry I, Miss Teresa Ralston Biology l and Physics and Miss Toni Smith Physical Science. Although only one credit in Science is required tor graduation, students usually take additional courses. Second-year courses offered were Biology Il, Biology ll-K tAnatomy! Physiologyl, Chemistry Il and Physics Il. i .41-my .l Science department head Billie Randolph assists Matt McMillan in scraping the tat from his cat during Biology ll-K. uzuii' 1 Mr. lan Alder its l T .:..-. i,pi, ,q . Athletics, PE r Mrs. Toni Baker Science ig .1.yr T- , I s Mr. Arnold Brown Athletics, PE 'Nw f Mrs. Kate Caflln Q - V. Athletics, PE A 'Q' ld ? i'i ' Mr. Bobby Cronin 3 Science A 6 ' Mr. Criss Dippel st! Mrs. Connie Greer Athletics, PE, Drill Team Mr. Tom Jones Athletics, PE Miss Kathy Lang Athletics, PE Miss Laura Lewis Science as Athletics, Health Science Mr. Tony Pounds Athletics, PE Miss Teresa Ralston Science Mr. Marvell Simmons Athletics, PE Miss Toni Smith Athletics, Science Mrs. Jenny Swilley Science Mr. Jack Waggoner Athletics, Social Studies Academics 109

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zm. i Mike Mussani dribbles down the court as defensive players educational basketball under the supervision of PE Cindy Stahley and Chris Lawery run after him in an attempt instructor lan Adler. After team captains were chosen, they to defend their goal. The students participate in co- picked teams from the remaining students. Angling was a new course offered in the Physical Education department. Instructor Arnold Brown shows Richard Kenton and David Archer the proper procedures of attaching a lure to the fishing line. 108 Academics U01-IS el-l3U.L On the practice balance beam, Lori Beilat receives pointers on posture from Sherrie Mitohem. V 4 if Leading the pack, Eric Mears and John Spindle run across the finish line while classmates barely make it. PE instructor lan Adler's first-period class ran track and learned various field events. hysical Education PE offers 3 new courses f Angling, Floor Hockey and Weightlifting were new course offerings in the Physical Education section. Nine teachers, under Head Tom Jones, taught 35 classes. Mrs. Kate Carlin, Mr. Criss Dipple and Mrs. Connie Greer were additions to the department. Each staff, member taught special sixl weeks' topics.

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'ug ...A--ni 1 Psychology students Missy Benham and Gwen Bradshaw blindfold Jayme Townsend and Wade Barfield to demonstrate reactions to tastes and odors. Missy's exaggerated garb shows cIothing's attention-getting power. Varied courses in three Social Studies, Speech and Special Services provide varying courses for different needs. Social Studies included American and World History, Government, World Geography, Psychology and Sociology. Sixty-eight times a day the six subjects were taught by eight instructors. One teacher taught three Speech I and two Speech ll classes. An extention of the Mr. David Barr Social Studies Mr. Eric Bartlett Athletics, Social Studies Miss Belinda Bauer Social Studies Mrs. Charlene Doxey Special Services Aide Mr. Gary Dworaczyk Athletics, Social Studies Mr. James Ellis Social Studies Mrs. Cathy Holcomb Social Studies Mrs. Diane Hommel Special Services Mr. Ted Howell Athletics, Social Studies Mrs. Ann McKelroy Social Studies Mrs. Patricia Morgan Social Studies Miss Wanda Bidenhour Athletics, Social Studies Mrs. Beverly Bitter Special Services Aide Mrs. Pamela Self Special Services Aide Mr. Gerald Senn Social Studies Mrs. Madeline Wallach Special Services Mrs. Norma Warr Social Studies Mrs. Carol Weber Special Services 110 Academics advanced classes was com- petition in tournaments and University interscholastic League contests. Special Services offered courses 18 times daily under four teachers and three aides. Remedial courses in history, math, English, science and health were also offered. Resource was offered for students who needed assistance in their academic subjects. While George Caldwell and J. C. Marvez attend a forensic tournament, they use a break in the action to grab a snack and listen to a radio. Tournament j participants also worked on routines between contests. l Throughout the year Government classes sometimes got together to listen to speakers and to work on assigned activities. Todd Parrish and Bill Rossell work on a combined-class project. la-it it