Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Deyoung, Kerry Dicken, Chad Dodson, Penny Dolan, Eric Doss, Darren Dowell, Rickey Duff, Stafford Dunfee, Pam Dunkerly, Tammy Dunn, Jeff East, Steve Eckols, Chuck Days, nights center on course, extras Course work and extracurricular events dominated Sophomore days and nights. Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation is taught to all Health students. Sophomores who are fif- teen often take one semester of Health in con- junction with one semester of Driver's Educa- tion. David Cavazos practices mouth-to-mouth breathing while Mary Tucker looks on. Dances were one type of extracurricular event that entertained Sophomores. Linda Bass and Edward Odom dance at the Foreign Language Mardi Gras Dance. Mr. irresistible contest was February 12. Each girl was given a red heart, if she talked to any boy during the day, she had to give him the heart. Bobby Davis, who was the Mr. Irresisti- ble winner, was given Spanish Club Valentine carnations by the Student Council, Edge, Daniel Elkin, Wendy Engel, Stacy Enriquez, Ruth Escobar, Loraine Everett, Debora Ewing, Laura Ewing, Nancy Fenner, Richard Fitz, Walter Flores, Bert Foster, Luanne Q 1- vW7U0G!z l34 SDPHOMOHES DeYoung-Foster

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WW, f Carazos, David Cavolo, Donna Chappell, Kanda Christopher, Tammy Clark, Lelda Cleghorn, Mike Cloud, Larry Coleman, Robin Collins, Della Commer, Greg Conner, Angela Cowan, Jimmy Crane, Kyle Crosby, Rodney Crowe, Cynthia Crump, Mark Cunningham, Karen Dannemiller, Doug F? ,qui mmf. new new , awww-nw 4 Davis, Bobby Davis, Lisa Day, Jacqueline Day, Sharon deMasi, Deborah Devine, Tara Five work with class Class officers helped Sophomore principal Carol Porter and Counselor Nancy Mackey work with and lead the class. Officers who were elected September 11, were ffront rowj Secretary Deb- bie Wachel, President Mica Waggoner, fback rowt Historian Robin Reynolds, Vice president Laurie Allen and Treasurer Kim Stengel. The group was responsible for getting the Homecoming float and hall decorations in order. The class, under their leadership, competed in the customary Humble pep rallies. During the rallies Sophomores dressed up and yelled to help show spirit. Organizations and activities in which the members of the Class of '83 participated were Band, Choir, Christian Student Union, Drama, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Forensics, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Jour- nalism, language clubs, Mu Alpha Theta, Pep squad, sports, Student Council and Coordinated Vocational Academic Education-Construction Trades. ' Q fxqgf Q 535' 3 gtg ggi? l, N. Carazos-DeVineSOPHOMORES 133

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T EWG Fowler, Robert Fox, Sherry Frane, Eddie Franklin, Layne Franklin, Russel Fregeolle, Christina Fritz, Pamela Funkhouser, Jett Gambill, Brian Gann, Melissa Garcia, Noe Garner, Bridgette Garrett, John Garrett, Veronica Gears, Melissa George, Belinda Gilliard, Karen Glosson, Mike Gober, Robin Gonzales, Christine Goolsby, Melissa Gordon, Christine Greer, Lisa Griffin, Shawn Groat, Jim Gunnels, Penny Habelow, Holly Haines, Russell Hair, Shannon Hammonds, Margaret Hancock, Sherri Hand, Debbie Hanks, Coy Hanks, Keri Hann, Danny Harpe, Terri Harris, Carol Harris, Eddy Hart, Jodi Hatchett, Jimmy Hazelwood, Jeff Helmer, Derrick 'ij ,ir l3l1lg,'2C H Herring, Sean Hill, William Hinton, Billy Hooper, Kandy Hofstetter, Phil Holland, Curtis Fowler-Holland SOPHOMORES 135