Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Services provi Eight areas of services were provided by 35 adult workers. The areas were audio-visual, counseling, custodial, food, library, maintenance, nursing and auxiliary. The AV office and library supplied learning aids. Counselors helped with scheduling and changes and discussed plans for after high school. Lunches were catered by the cafeteria workers who ded b 35 served over 800 at four time periods daily. The nursing office was a first aid station attending to those needing care. Auxiliary aides attended to bookkeeping, attendance, registration, the telephone switchboard and secretarial works in the principals' offices. A single maintenance main did campus minor and some major repair or service. 15555 kiii :Q .'-' i . 'L , is Working as Audio-Visual aides, Robert Haller and Don Murray set up equipment for the Floyd Burton Extravaganza in the auditorium. The AV office provided sound equipment for the event. Mrs. Junior office secretary Audio- Visual Mrs. Betty Faircloth Counselors' aide Mrs. Sherry Frasier Mrs. Peggy Hanks Vocational counselor Mrs - Q 9 Freshman office secretary Mrs. Nancy Mackey Sophomore counselor Mrs. Sharon Mittag Principa Head, F Mrs. Sylvia Smith Mrs. 1 14 Services reshman, Senior counselor Miss Alva Sadler Head librarian Mrs. Jan Adams Librarian Mrs. Billie Alford Registrar Roxanna Dickey Mrs. Fay Egg Library aide Jeanln elber er l's secretary Mrs. Ann Nimitz Mrs. Patti Smith Library aide Attendance Catherine Soden Library aide xiowuag uoieug F' Nm Nurse Sue Taylor works on organizing her records after the official school year is over. Teachers, principals and secretaries had a full workday after students left for the summer. I

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: - ...--, ...- E ,nn Planning and preparation of sale signs were part of the Distributive Education classes' selling of Humble FFA Rodeo tickets. Chris Niles and Karen Fischer discuss what to put on one. 7' In Cosmetology ll Lori Neiman uses a brush in blowdrying Liz Brunner's hair. 13 an 3 11 m no i m Over 700 in department In Vocational Education, 777 students were instructed in the trades or careers they had chosen to possibly pursue. One course was added to the 35 subjects offered in the Vocational department. ln Homemaking, Single Survival taught students 'lhow to make it on their own, according to Instructor LuAnne Gothard. Eighteen instructors, including four new ones, taught in the department. tr 'X t , -at ' is f On several Saturdays before the Humble Future Farmers Fair and Fiodeo, students from Humble and Kingwood high schools met at the fairgrounds to prepare for the event. 1- fr-fu 7 tl K .if ,t l QS:- .tr - f . ---at .E ., . X 7, . Q7 1 Mr. Fred Erdman, Kingwood counselor and 4-H sponsor, grooms a lamb while Jeff Klonda from Kingwood and Charles Goss from Humble hold it down. ---1-. , . Mrs. Irma Brownlow Homemaking, CVAE-HG C Mrs. Marie Bump - Career Assessment Mrs. Terry Campbell X i l-lomemaking Mrs. Ann Clinton A, 1 l-lomemaking, HECE it 2 . it Mr, J, C. Evans Q . Agriculture f , x . -wg ,. . Mrs. l.uAnne Gothard Homemaking Mr. Mickey Henry Agriculture -.4 'Q T XY Mr. Ed Nimitz Distributive Education Mrs. Judy O'Brien Vocational Office Education Mrs. Jeanette Paroz Homemaking Mrs. Pat Pierce Homemaking Academics 113

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,rl aandnhllvl Cashiering during lunches Mrs. Charlotte Weisenbaker counts money collected from the four lunches. Three checked purchases of those who came through the lines. iles ' Nl 'QT Dressed as an Easter bunny Librarian Jan Adams helped student in research, finding books or checking them out. Mrs, Adams helps Kathy Pennington in her research prior to the Easter break. Aauumow KOUBN Aauuixow KOUUN I ' ll Q 4 Q. l Ln... fl DL rs' KN.. T 5 ff!! F . y l Books, magazines, catalogs and microfish were available for research and pleasure in the library before and after school, during homerooms and between classes. Terry Tucker uses the area during homeroom. . . K s- rf, Q, wg, . -naw - me A. f, I Senior counselor John Reynolds works with students on their schedules and any changes needed besides helping them with future goals. Mr. Reynolds was one of three counselors who worked with the Seniors. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Services Joan Taylor Bookkeeper Sue Taylor Nurse Melba Tucker Junior, Senior Counselor Jeannie Williams Attendance Services 1 15