Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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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

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E S Nz S S SQ M in f i ,,,,,,........--fe K Thursday the Human Checkers were added to replace the previous year's pie- eating contest. Checkers Eric Larson, Mike Hatley and Bubba Delk discuss strategy before one of them makes the next move. Sapphire member Jim Pate performs in the Floyd Burton Extravaganza. The show, which cost 51.50, included singers, dancers, comedy routines, Sapphire and a dance by the Wilcatdets. The Style Show, which was Tuesday, represented various decades of clothing, The Nerds, Wes Lincoln and Carol Quinn, were supposed to represent the manner of dress of the nerds of the '5O's. Burton Week. Week earns over 32000 Earning over S2000 on campus for the Floyd Burton Scholarship Fund, Student Council sponsored the annual Bur- ton Week in March. The event won the council a position as one of the top ten StuCo projects in Texas at State competition with 54 other schools. Each activity cost 50 cents except for Friday's extravagan- za which cost 31.50. Monday was 20's day and a silent movie, Tuesday was 50's day and a fashion show and twin contest, Wednesday was a 60's styled bug tug and daisy sale and Thurs- day was a futuristic human checkers game. Burton Week 33