Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Danny Tidwell receives his appointment to West Point and a scholarship for 3133.000 Lama' Flliott Curtis Award winners Freshman Glenn McPherson, Sophomore Kenneth Knight, Junior Randy Brady, and Senior Steve Gillette appear with former Principal Elliott Curtis alter Honors Assembly. 28 Honors Day Winners of the Mary Isaacks Award for outstanding girl students are Freshman Nora Brittian, Sophomore Linda Rollo, Senior Marcy McNutt and Junior Sharon Montgomery. Whos Who in the Senior Class are llront rowl Scott Goodman, Joel Osteen, Steve Gillette, Greg Porter, Tim Sweeney, Keith Seagrayes, Bon Jones, isecond rowl Gregg Pierce, Linda Roush, lngrid Brennan, Jill Darling, Dawn Waggoner, Aleece l-lorecka, Danny Tidwell, Julie Ellisor, Carol Quinn, Toby Wells, Frances Aicklin, Stan Cron, ithird rowl Jim Frooman, Phillip Karpos, Gia Surla, Melanie Benton, Buth Goodwin, Terrie Brasher, Elaine Mateo, Christy Vaughn, Mary Jo Peterman, iback rowl Sharon Berwick, Eric Larson, Carol Hickman, Kristin Payne, Liz Brunner, Marcy McNutt, Bobin Wojcik, Danny Doyle, Mary Markway, Ellen Shcutte. Mary Simoneau.

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at f N. rr... Humble Youth Theatre's production Little Foxes placed form the Lillian Hellman play off Broadway. Terri Brasher, Prose readers Aleece Horecka and third at Regional after winning at District and placing at Aleece l-lorecka and Danny Doyle perform in the fourth Terri Brasher placed third and second Area, HYT was the first amateur Drama group to per- production of the year and UIL One Act entry. in the State UIL meet. l . y i ef 1 UIL Literal' Three rank at State Three competed at State UIL Literary. ln Prose Terri Brasher took second and Aleece Horecka third. Ruth Brittain was awarded fourth in Feature Writing. Terri placed first at Regional and second at District and Aleece was first and Ruth second at both. Little Foxes ranked third, alternate to State, at Regional, placed at Area and won at District where they received a trophy for Best Play. Humble won District 2lAAAAA at Kingwood with 265 points and over 26 placing competitions. Purple Pride editor Ruth Brittain placed fourth in Feature Writing at State UlL after placing second in both District and Regional. UIL 27

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Program honors over 700 Over 700 students were honored in the Honors Day pro- gram. At the two duplicate assemblies May 14, 510 were Jresented in some way as outstanding students and winners of departmental honors, club awards or H awards. Another ap- nroximately 200 were recognized for competition and general awards. Groups which were announced at the event were the Top l'en ofthe Senior Class, Who's Who ofthe Senior Class, winners at the Justus Smith Vocational Award, recipients of the Elliott Zurtis Achievement award and winners of the Mary lsaacks Achievement award. Also some scholarship winners were dentitied. Pictured with Mrs Essie Briggs. former Student Council sponsor, are the winners of the Essie Briggs Student Council Award Frances Aicklen and Daniel Lambert. E nl ..... ,, J .. ,W .g, if at -- ff X Q .D n - if tr A 0 i .r l rlti A .Mrk .dl i l AJM Winners of the Justin Smith Vocational Award are Scott Bennett and Angela Vanderburg. Both are pictured with former agriculture teacher Justin Smith for whom the award is named. Honors Da ur 14. ff. f A 4-ff 2 K lg Q i l .N if . . . , 2 X W ff. Top Ten ofthe Senior Class are lfront rowt Valedictorian Phillip Karpos, Salutatorian Liz Brunner, Kevin Knight, Doug Boyd, Danny Tidwell, tback rowl Mary Simoneau, Elaine Mateo, Michael Kelly, Ingrid Brennan . and Mark Canty. .QQ- QE, l is , 'tt fi Honors 29 r g' sgs. k Z... f i-'tag YW V i