Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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K. ,t , , '19 2 sri. ,R ia, ta t 5 2 f 1553 ,ls Yearbook and paper editors often work together with the Purple Pride, types deadlines for the weekly paper. Sharon staffs. They share the same room, the same typewriters, Berwick, editor for the Wildcat '8 1, types copy for her and the same darkroom. Fluth Brittain, editor for the pages. Yearbook staffers are tlront rowt Nancy McKinney, Jill Sharon Berwick, Alicia Lovato and Trish Short Members of Vetter, Assistant editor Floss Jeffrey, Karen Biley, Rhonda the staff worked hard to turn in deadlines. The staff sold Byrd, fback rowj Louise Webb, Pam Page, Editor 865 yearbooks to cover the printing. Publications Pride artist and sportsperson Margot Martin throws it all away after a deadline. Taking pictures is important to all yearbook staff members, Boss Jeffrey loads a camera before shooting an assignment. Publications 203

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I ., . W 'W xx, .WQAXU Newspaper had after-hours birthday parties for members. Editor Fluth Brittain celebrates hers with a cake. Publications win Firsts Awards of Distinguished Merit were won by both the Purple Pride and Wildcat '80 at the interscholastic League Press Conference. At the meeting at the University of Texas at Austin, Pride staffer Margot Martin was awarded First Place in illustrations. Both staffs lost members during the year. Wildcat started the yearbook with twenty-four and finished with ten. 'tThe second semester group did a great job. Editor Sharon Berwick said. For the majority of the volume, only three girls com- prised the Pride staff. The three put out more papers in the same time than the original eight. They did a tremendous job. Advisor Yvonne Matthews said. Ten from both staffs at- tended and competed at the Texas Association of Jour- nalism Directors State Con- vention and Contests in San Antonio in the fall. 202 Publications .s.,Q5..!,gg,..i -wx ,gm :-ggg 5 C hthml A. . . .. A .mt ,ig Q :Q - rest area. Lunch was eaten at the park. The '80 yearbook won State first ratings at the conference in Austin. On the way to the interscholastic League Press Conference, Alicia Lovato, Karen Riley and Nancy McKinney take time out to play on the rocks at a Purple Pride staff members are Margot Martin, Tom the three-person staff. The group attended the Klingbeil, Editor Ruth Brittain, Melanie Benton, and Fiandy interscholastic League Press Conference at which the Franklin. Tom and Randy were not in the class but aided paper won a first.

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Wm. wr in YV! v' '7 'Sm ' Arranging carnations by room numbers for easier delivering Kim Gartside and Beth Sumerwell work before school. Carnations were delivered during first, second and third periods by club members for Valentines E, 'TS I i N -.-f' During sixth period, Spanish Club member Tim Sweeney smashes the piaata while fellow foreign language students wait for goodies to fall. The multi-cultural refreshments were prepared by the students. 204 Spanish Club Spanish Club Four Events Dot Calendar Club Fair, flower sale, Mexican dinner and an amusement park visit were on the Spanish Club yearly calendar. In September members ofthe club took turns sitting in a booth during lunches to en- courage others to join the organization. They played Spanish-influenced music and served Spanish-type food. ln the annual Valentine flower sale, the club sold 601 flowers, according to Sponso Elaine Beason. All proceed and profits will be used to var1 reading materials and possibli to rent film for classes, she said. ln January a trip to E Torito was undertaken one evening. ln March they went tc downtown Houston and tc Astroworld during the Peekii Weekend Preview. fx. i Spanish Club consists of ifront rowi Gia Surla, Keith Seagraves, Kim Gartside, Nam Tu, Csecond rowi Deborah Depew, Tracy Roach, Lisa Pecorino, Philip Karpos, Jackie Petrokovich, iback rowj Sponsor Elaine Beason, Joe Nevill, Susan Lightbody, Liz lnbody, Millie Drew, Tim Sweeney, Mark Kaiser. Spanish Club members Daniel Lambert and Lisa Pecorino eat Mexican entrees and specialities at El Tonto. Members placed orders for their meals in Spanish and made plans for a meeting. f? w 1