Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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i T' m O Z? N r r . A , ,. . W' f 3 A is-A ' X. .,. V . ,. W- .gwf f My K x. . Y., . yu V K During the Saturday performance of the Humble Rodeo, Robbie Marshall and Shane Robberson untie a calf after the bulldogging event. Following the Rodeo events, FFA members aided the release of animals. MAr,,s ,-.-an-Q -at-1 QQ'- Gf ru, why 3 't gi' 1f'4A'l++i,..i- si1... . - M P.-,,...u 4 , v K 'ev' MKFAAQ, Q A traditional part of the Humble Fair and Rodeo is the parade, which starts the festivities each year. Robin Wojick, Mark Franklin and Jan Sarver march between floats entered by local businesses. F A Fair, Rodeo W Even Principal's secretary Sharon Mittag got into the act at the fair as she works at grooming Missy Brady's hog. Angie Wells, two visiting competitors and Terry Thoe display their lambs after the field was narrowed down to tour by judging. The Grand Champion lamb was Angie's and sold for 353600. 30 FFA Fair and Rodeo 7 N...,.,K,i7': i -at

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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

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Sales total fl5122,800 Exceeding the 1980 sales by over fB30,000, the 34th annual Humble Fair and Rodeo animal auction totaled fB122,800. ln- dividual sales for steer, swine, lamb, capon, broilers and rabbits were also higher than the preceding year's amounts, Grand Champions were Ryan Richardson's steer tS3800y, Angie Wells' lamb CS36OOJ, Tammy English's hog CfB35OOD, Rob Francis' chicken CSSSSOOJ, Chris Lane's capon tS2500b, and Bryan Grantom's rabbit t3S1700t. Reserve went to Angie Calfee's steer, Staci Wells' lamb, Thomas Gardner's hog, Ed- ward Odom's capon, Donny Tullos' rabbits and David Wilkins' Cunningham ride on Toby Wells' truck. Chickens. Junior deputies and the FFA Sweetheart rode in the parade. Donna Wisenbaker, Kim Bardner, Sweetheart Dawn Waggoner, Roxanne Miller and Brenda , , ,,,,, m J O W - I , ,,,, Q . yi rn N rf M 2 0 . X , Calming lambs at the fairgrounds are Exhibitor Cindy Pollet day of the show. Judging was at noon the next day in the Readying his steer is Mike Mittag. Exhibitors at and Carolyn Casey. Carolyn was working with her sister show barn and the auction was March 27 at 2 p.m. least six months to raise animals. Kim's animal. Lambs were checked in March 25, the first ' M 'urns Q ,,,,,,,,, A Rodeo contestant performs the vrqigg at traditional bareback bronco ride. vr , 1 Us Some Humble and Kingwood FFAers K I, W L helped at the performances. tl , 'rr' 1 , lll, be A suave iw 'Fi 'rfr rm -un Lia j FFA Fair and Rodeo 31