Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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SouthwestSoccer 1-2 1 StrakeJesuit Y , W, , First Soccer Gsuccessful, Humble-Kingwood Boys and Girls Soccer teams had a very successful first season, according to Coach Lois Fauth. The girls' record was almost perfect with 13 wins, two losses and three ties. The boys' season record did not equal the girls' although the boys did well with five wins, seven losses and two ties. Girls Soccer finished first in their division, Boys Soccer, under Coach Jack Flatau, ended with a fifth-place standing. During a grueling game against St. Johns Kevin Curnes 111i whips out some fancy tootwork as he advances the ball down the field. Z Q. Matt Hallgarth t17l of Humble and Adam Livingston 1123 of Kingwood dribble the ball down the field to set up their offense in a game against Kinkaid. af Boys Soccer St. Johns 2-2 Strake Jesuit 4-1 Dulles 3-4 Friendswood 1-5 St. Thomas Epis. 3-1 Kinkaid 1-1 Mt. Carmel 4-1 St. Thomas Epis. 1-2 St. Thomas Epis. 3-1 St. Thomas Cath. 2-3 1 5 St. Johns - Friendswood - 2-8 1 0 tie win loss loss win tie win loss win loss loss loss loss win E 3 cn O :: Humble-Kingwood Boys Soccer team consists of tseatedl Parker, Coach Jack Flateau, Kevin Curnes, Chris Mike Bonner, John Sexton, Doug Boe, Jerry Beaty, Philip Smallwood, Scott Byrd, John Magarry, Matt Hallgarth, Bert Karpos, tkneelingl Randy Parrlck, Kevin McManus, Jess Ohlin, John Freeman, Robby Mills, Manager Cathy Rambaran, Tim McAdoo, Adam Livingston, Mike Nuenke, DiAngelis. David Burgos, Troy Kraatz, tstandingl Manager Jackie Soccer 59

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Girls Soccer Kinkaid 5-2 win Mt. Carmel 5-2 win St. Johns 4-O win Kinkaid 1-O win St. Agnes 1-0 win St. Pius 2-2 tie Mt. Carmel 3-3 tie St. Johns 3-0 win Kinkaid 3-0 win Mt. Carmel 2-2 tie St. Agnes 1-2 loss St. Agnes Tournament Third St. Johns 1-O win St. Agnes l-O win St. Pius 0-3 loss St. Agnes l-O win St. Pius 1-O win Kinkaid 1-0 win Dulles 1-0 win IS lb Girls Humble Soccer team consists of ffront rowl Coach Stephanie Strickland, Candy Coffman, Susan Cusak, Carol Lois Fauth, Csecond rowl Dodi Bush, Lisa Coleman, Flobin Quinn, Debbie Johnson, Susan Dunn, Trisha Short, Karen Coleman, Danielle Burros, Loraine Newman, fback rowl Cordray, Missy Raso, Barbi Wueggertz. 5 W... N. 'vi .,,,K,,,-cv' ,xl :C Halfback Robin Coleman dribbles the ball through the Kinkaid forwards at a home game. The Cats won against the visitors 3-O. Soccer 58 Soccer Fancy footwork and speed are demonstrated on the field by Lisa Coleman as she attempts to slide by a Sl. Pius defender at a home game. The Cats tied it up 2-2. xovvuag uoir-aug Dodi Bush has an open field to play around with and decides to do so by demonstrating good ball control in midfield. The Wildcats pulled off another victory adding to their undefeated record. Using offensive ability, Susan Cusak blocks a Mt. Carmel player by stepping on ....., .. -....,. t:::: ........ , . .. . . -+ sm ' .eww-K ,I -S g 17, ,M,,..t A f X C it N. I- xxx. s 4 'Bad' L., . f Y, Q J .- . 'if . Lf 'ifg..T?':'ttjwsfe-sfflg W- ff'h 'aff A-...rf-f.l.-5 . ,V Nh , 0 1' her foot as Missy Flaso dribbles around the two. The Cats played the game on the new soccer field. ,ao-' ma ag uoieqg lM.l 319 uoieug U7 0 2. O X

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Demonstrating the L Cross move on the Rings is Steve Palmer. He received a second place in the event at Bryan January 22. Overall the team received a second place. 4 in . Perfecting his L support for his Ring routine, Todd Miclette concentrates on form. In the Regional meet at Bryan where the team was second, Todd placed fifth in both Floor and All-Around. Gymnastics VVomen's Gymnastics Men S GYmn3St'C3 Humble Third 84.65 Humble Second 148. 9 Bryan Third 57.8 Bryan Second 168. 3 College Station Third 75.4 College Bryan Second 53.1 Station Second 162. 9 Humble Second 56.5 Bryan Second 149. 8 Humble First 115. 1 Austin Fifth 87.051 Bryan Second 278.40 Ft. Worth Fifth 233 60 Gymnastic 72 E ru 3 IJ Q ,XI H uaiesq Ania State fifth for men's team Men's Gymnastics was fifth in the State competition at Ft. Worth. Twelve teams were at the contest at which 30 people participated in each event. Both Men's and VVomen's teams competed at the Regional at Bryan. The Men's group qualified for State and won second place by earning 288.34 points, 33.34 more than needed. The Women's team in their first year to compete at Regional did not qualify for State. ' At Regional Jim Frooman was second in the All-Around after he placed first on Floor Exercise and Rings, second on Pommels, High Bar and Parallel Bars and third on Vault. Steve Palmer was fourth on Bars and sixth on Rings. Todd Miclette placed fifth on Floor and in All-Around. Fourth on Floor was Mike Smith and Ricky Staggs was sixth on Floor. On the Women's team Cindy Midkiff placed sixth on the Floor and missed qualifying for State by 2.3 points. In the six pre-Regional meets the Men won a first, scored four seconds and one fifth, The Women, in five meets, got two seconds and three thirds. Qin' P' E55 gg --R lf M ' 'va 7 E' 0 3 I Q 1 Ib 'wax' -? Awaiting the coach's attention, Mike Smith listens to Coach Connie Greer explaining to members of the women's team - Kathy Francis, Lori Bielat and Sherrie Mitclette - what the judges will be looking for in their routine. 2 l l Members of the Gymnastic teams are tfront rowj Roxanne Edrington, Kathy i Francis. Lori Bielat. Tiffany King, tsecond rowj Kristy McDowell, Mary Kovcik, i Cindy Midkiff, Sherrie Mitchem, Coach Connie Greer, ttop rowj Todd Miclette, l Angela Wells. Sidney Bolmey, Mike Smith, Steve Palmer, Ricky Staggs, Gena I Meadows, Jim Frooman.