Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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f N Ni' . . . ,, -.X-,, i tt.. . f i L J w X . g. :2: sf . .Kr V fgg. w , , - - 4. xl, wk if greg ueley Athletics Union Junior National in Parallel Bars in 1980. He Winning second-place All-Around at Regional, Jim Frooman performs his Shoulder Stand and swings back was ranked 89th in the nation and was a mem ber of the into his Parallel Bar routine. Jim placed sixth in Amateur third-ranked team in the nation, H uaieyq Mila One event in which women participate is the balance beam. Tiffany King pauses during her routine. 'ft ualey AlI!9H Following a formal entrance Humble High SchooI's men's and women's gymnastic teams stand to present themselves to the audience and judges. Gymnastic meets are handled in a very formal matter, Coach Connie Greer said Learning from other gymnasts, Cindy Midkiff and Tiffany King watch carefully the opponents' moves. Ai gag ueley Before a meet gymnasts have time to practice, Cindy Midkiff does her uneven Bar routine. A Parallel Bar routine is demonstrated by Fiicky Staggs during a homeroom demonstration. Gymnastic members performed during all December 4 homerooms. The tickets that were sold in advance were 50 cents. Gymnastic 61

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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.

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wr., A MIS ,9-v. -P Varsity Cat William deGraffenreid, 1331 fights off Kingwood in a blow out of the Mustangs. Humble went on to win 85-57 in the final conflict of the Cats' first year in 21 AAAAA. 'Ulf' UH O rn 3 .. cn -1 75 rn 3 'U m - 3. m 3' A N uw V 5 o U CD ns ua 3' o ,. lass '5 m 3 O ? 9: ua .. 3. o ,.. co na 3 rn m to Q. 3 w H Boys Varsity Westchester 54-63 Pasadena Dobie 42-84 Houston Lee 53-40 Clear Creek 43-42 Clear Lake 54-86 Alief Elsik 62-80 Victoria 74-76 Houston Jones 78-74 Humble Tournament Kingwood 58-37 Conroe 45-61 McCullough 45-61 Cy-Creek 48-73 loss loss win win loss loss loss win win loss loss loss Ft. Bend lntern'l Tournament win loss loss loss loss loss loss loss won loss loss won loss won loss loss loss loss win loss North Brook 41-40 Dulles 34-45 Houston J.C. Tournament Sterling 60-76 Furr 50-51 Jersey Village 34-46 Conroe 38-49 Victoria 46-72 Eisenhower 40-68 Forest Brook 45-43 Aldine 27-50 Smiley 37-44 Nimitz 58-48 MacArthur 40-74 Kingwood 49-39 Eisenhower 51-55 Forest Brook 62-78 Aldine 34-43 Smiley 37-60 Nimitz 73-51 MacArthur 41-61 Kingwood 87-57 ' District 21AAAAA WOD during a December 2 confrontation Victoria, David Denny l2Ol tries for a with Victoria. With 21 points, Ken was base line layup. David had 26 points second to David Denny in scoring. in the close 74-76 loss. 62 Basketball UOJB sqoiuueg Qtr: 4 ,, W, v- ' ' . 7 fi' ry' -if 3---5-...v , ,..7 ,,,. , 7 ,ws ,,,...wf -r ' Second-year Ietterman Steve Gillette tries to add a free throw in a home district game against Kingwood, a first-year opponent. Steve's percentage from the line was 71 for the year. 7