Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Varsity Wins National fifth Varsity Cheerleaders were awarded a fifth-place trophy at the National High School Cheerleader Competi- tion February 7. Thirty-one squads from across the nation competed in the preliminaries at Santa Monica College. Winning a Superior trophy in the Texas State High School Cheerleader competi- tion at the University of Houston advanced them to nationals. At State Dawn Waggoner won a third place in Superstar Cheerleader in the individual competition. ln November Varsity and Junior Varsity groups went to San Marcos to compete in the United Cheerleaders Associa- tion competition. Varsity received a Superior and Junior Varsity got an Excellent. ln December Varsity won a first place in the locker room contest in Crosby. While they attended a Na- Head cheerleader Gia Surla waves the spirit stick in an attempt to quiet the ralliers so she can announce the class winner. tional Cheerleading camp at Sam Houston State University in July, 1980, the Varsity won a spirit stick, tive Superior rib- bons and an Excellent. Also that summer, As a money- making project they held a summer cheerleader camp for area girls ages 6-high school, Sponsor Cathy Holcomb said. Terrie Barrett and Terri Alexander support Basketball to a victory at the Humble Tournament. Al JV Cheerleaders Allison Ftiggs, Laurie Achgill and Linda Rollo try to raise spirit of the football fans at a JV football game. Varsity Cheerleaders are Gayle Mongan, Terrie Barrett, Dawn Waggoner Tracy Flobinson, Mascot -1 O , 2 Dawn King, Jiyon Ko, Head cheerleader Gia Surla, Mindy Townsend, Terri Alexander. Cheerleaders 180 Cheerleaders

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A Christmas assembly presented jointly by Choir and Band during a split third hour was December 19, Included in the annual program were traditional Christmas carols and several solos. IJ O ui un Q T. r-5 S4 Pianist Laura Gibson and helper Lisa Osborne accompany Choir with Christmas selections at the annual assemblies. Christmas Day in which several soloed and Do You l-lear What I Hear were two, Choir members are lfront rowi Kerry DeYoung, Melinda Meindl, Fiene Lane, Scott Montroy, Vince Rutter, Lynn Swanner, Dawn Jean, Robin Reynolds, isecond rowi Cheryl New, Charlie Kebodeaux, Heather Grant, Denise Murphy, l-lank Futrell, Director Trisha Stengel, Cindy Stanley, Debbie Hedgepath, Michelle Poirrier, lthird rowi Kristin DeYoung, Sherie Long, Theresa Gurka, Julie Dear ing, Scott Goodrum, Daryl Lindsay, Jackie Thomas, Lynne Larson, Helen Vaughn, Kim Uren, Vala Skelton, lfourth rowi Sylvia Young, Sylinthia Stewart, Shelly Howard, Laura Gibson, Curt Keown, Paul Jesser, Ruth Goodwin, Elana Malig, Debbie l-land, Lisa l amping, lback rowi Kim Stengel, Karen Van Matre, Nichole Makowski, D'Ann Nieghbors, Tom l-ledgepath, Ken Parrish, Neill Williams, David Tullos, Paul Lively, Beverly Nelson, Susan Marsden. Choir director Trisha Stengel directs the group and audience in the annual Joy to the World. Choir 179

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Varsity Cheerleaders broke the traditional cheerleader pattern when they began a dance-form cheer. Wildcat Mascot Dawn King and Gayle Mongan dance for a home basketball audience. , Y Junior Varsity Cheerleaders who b 2 L .:' .u,,.-,W . ' ea '-,f'.2.' r .1- acked Junior Varsity and Sophomore sports The two underclass cheerleader squads cheer at a football rally. Freshman and teams 'ncmfie mom? '-'nda Rollo- lS?COfld YOWD Tera Devine, Tracy Neumann, Junior Varsity cheerleader squads help to raise spirit for the teams. LHUHG Achgm' mem to tom A 'SOf1 R'99S' flop, M'Ca Waggener' rowj Lori Bargainer, Head Stephanie Lancaster. Freshman Cheerleaders are ffront cheerleader Dawn Nelson, Desi Robinson, isecondrowl Tammy Ftiggle, Chanda Furlough, itopl Cheerleaders