Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Missy Brady is forced to wear green spots for her initiation to show the entire school that she is a FFA greenhand member. Painting a cinderella and a handsome prince, Julie Gerts and Julie Ramirez work on the Freshman hall for Homecoming activities. Freshme l ii: .J-iff 'f ' l WJ. l CIW 'll fhllfiiff.: run: l,'llJl2'i-ai if T W lfllil fi 'QZQJ Ml President Jim Reeves totes a huge spirit stick, formerly the Seniors, at the Freshmen's unknown comic appearance. Class members wore paper bags on heads at the event. 118 Freshmen UI U' 2 -2 2? n I' uospie xqoilvuag uoleug If ,,., ,,,.. Trisha Gayler is not uncommon when she primps in class. -rf-, , ril. pf. w

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I l lrrw-my rr, rr, rW1lll'llEl'JEi21f rr ff 'w ' Poster parties, hall decorations involve HHS Freshmen Class competition during pep rallies caused the Freshman class to hold poster parties so that they could plan their strategy to win the spirit stick and to show their spirit with posters, Posters were draped over the railing in the Main Building gym. Irma Vela works on a score poster for the only basketball pep rally. Hall decorations are a major part of Homecoming activities during this time the school turns from dull to bright. Stephanie Rocha paints on the decorations for the Freshman hall which was the 200-300 cross-hall. A cinderella motif was the theme. f t '-rss rrto M Abron, David Alston, Matt Archer, David Arriaga, Johnny Audirsch, David Awthis, Brad Asar, Bassant Bargainer, Lori Barron, Patty Bartlett, Robert Bartosh, Robin Beaty, Charles Bender, Jeffrey Bennett, Jeff Bielat, Lori Billot, Marc Bills, Randy Bittick Sandra Blanchard, Stephanie Bland, Karen Bockelman, Dominique Boeker, Cindy Boon, Becka 'inf lag uoieus 5l0lM t atm as an Boothe, Mike 120 FRESHMEN Abron-Boothe