Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Three FBLA members place third in tate competition Future Business Leaders of America went to State competition. Three members placed third: Liz Brunner in Extempt Speaking, Julie Sullivan in Public Speaking and Dawne Shippe in Miss FBLA. ln District Competition, two second-place winners were Grace Lynn in Typing I and Angela Vanderbelt in F, l . S g Future Business Leaders ofAmerica include tfront rowl Dawne Shippe, Sue Dunn, Kara Kendrick, Kay Mizer tback rowl Albert Abarra, Sponsor Mary Ann Roberts, Tracy Theall, Robert Olive. Sponsor Mary Ann Roberts instructs members on preparation of a calendar of the activities ofthe last three months ofthe school year that the club distributed. The calendar was handed out during a school day. FBLA 186 FBLA Accounting ll. Third place was taken by Sue l-lart in Job Inter- view and Polly Richardson in Office Procedures. Dawne Shippe came home as Miss FBLA. FBLA provided the stu- dent body March-May activity calendars. Pens, pencils and paper machines located in cafeteria were also provided. FBLA members competed in Student CounciI's stand up relay during the last two weeks in January. The teams competed forthe best time. FBLA managed to get their ten members to stand up in two minutes and nine seconds. A Spanky's waiter served FBLA members Dawne Lee, Julie Sullivan, Liz Brunner, Dawn Shippe and Kara Kendrick. The party was chaperoned by Sponsor Mary Ann Roberts and Business teacher Roxanne Crabtree.

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WI French Club members consist of tfront rowj Historian Rotman, tthird rowj Mrs. Patty Gonzales, Shawn Griffen, Dawne Shippee, President Greg Ingram, Treasurer Mary Mary Konscol, Elaine Mateo, Dan Nevil, Teresa Webb, Markway, tsecond rowj Carol Hickman, Jacqui Annette Thibodeaux, tback rowi Greg Felker, David Hazelwood, Cheryl Dornak, Mary Wood, Pam Parr, Teri Tomlinson, John Snyder, Janie Wolicki, Laura Gibson, French begins after hours French Club began with an election of officers after hours in room 301. Everyone got to know one another and the election took place, Spon- sor Patty Gonzales said. Forty members went to places and ate a lot of food, according to the sponsor. The club participated in StuCo's Pyramid Building and Tug ot War. They attended the Texas Renaissance Festival in Magnolia annually and have it marked on the calendar for next year. At Christmas Janice Gardner hosted a Christmas Crepes party. Later Fiuth Goodwin had a pot-luck din- ner in her home. The Magic Pan in the Galleria was another place the club ate. 4' Ellen Schuttee dances with Cone Head Chris Black and mops the floor around Scarecrow Joyce Wright, Dressed in Indian attire, Mrs. Patty Gonzales and husband in cowboy- style clothing boogie down to the music at the Mardi-Gras dance hosted by the foreign language clubs. Spanish teacher Elaine Beason attempts to persuade French instructor Patty Gonzales to munch out on Mexican Food Foreigh Language students cooked food and gathered in the cafeteria to eat. French Club French Club President Greg Ingram carefully removes his crepe from the skillet as Ruth Goodwin and Elaine Mateo observe his keen technique. French Club 185

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rf' rv mf re, Q, , COWDWWGS 3 SSVIOUS me'-?T'fTQ Wim Future Teachers ofAmerica includes tfront rowi Wesolick, Kathleen McKay, Rebecca Watson, Secretary DY i0l3D'fTQ 'T Off Wlm 3 pizza Parliamentarian Curtis Mackey Wesley Lincoln, Richard Mary Jo Peterman, Caroline Nelson, President Anita SPSUKY S 'Vi HUVTWDIG Steve Watts isecond rowi Debbie West Geralyn Kelly, Carolyn Elorriaga. l0 'lS'n Oil The night Thorp Christi Short Debra Howard iback rowi Steve , .. ag,- 1 yi if I is ln the fall, the organization met at a member's home for a potluck dinner and a discussion of business affairs. Francis Aicklen signs the list ot meeting attenders. Teaching highlights year A Future Teachers of America highlight was student teaching in March, according to Sponsor Vicki Sutton. Eight earned 50 or more points by going to meetings and wear- ing the club t-shirt on meeting days. Kingwood Middle School was the teaching area at which the eight taught under volunteer teachers. Teachers Appreciation Week and Teacher Pals were two group activities. During the week goodies were placed in teacher lounges. For the pal event monthly FTA chose teachers to whom items were given.