Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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Girls Var sity U, Conroe Sixth ' 5 Humble Fifth ' Q McCullough Fourth ' 2 Friendswood Fifth ' 3 Dulles Seventh ' 5' Kingwood Fourth ' Ike Second ' Baytown Second ' Huffman Second ' District Fourth ' Regional Linda Bass practices her putting for the Huffman Invitational meet. 'Scores Unavailable Ifx Four-year ietterman and Regional qualifier Stacia Graham practices for the Baytown Invitational tournament in which she shot an 89. At Regionals Stacia placed third finishing with an 83 and a 78. Girls Varsity Golf team consist of Lisa Hyden, Linda Bass, Mindy Townsend, Stacia Graham, Coach Tony Pounds. Golf Graham misses State, placing third at Regional meet At Girls Region 3-AAAAA tournament, Stacia Graham missed qualifying for State UIL meet by one placeg she placed third with 83 strokes the first day and 78 the second. She had placed second at District 2tAAAAA with 157 strokes to advance to Ftegional. The team was fourth in District play at both EIDorado and Forest Cove country clubs where other team members were Mindy Townsend, Linda Bass and Lisa Hyden. At more than three of their pre-District tournaments, the girls team played with only three members. They still managed to place second at Ike, Baytown and Huffman, fourth at Mc- Cullough and Kingwood, fifth at their own meet and Friend- swood, sixth at Conroe and seventh at Dulles. Stacia Graham was the leading girls golfer during the season. She was second-place medalist with 163 at the District meet and won the same honor with 83 in the single-round at the Huffman Tournament. Golf 81

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L ,. , irs. ,, , , .nga , , , ,,, . ,7f- . N itir 1 .fW,fw,4t.iigi ?Eww?wa aaWiHmaa635?g? M' I ' W 'm ' H A V, .,VV fa sf .ii...i . ..,i.i n the mound at Kingwood is Joe Grim as he pitches to Kingwood batters. The ' were victorious over the Mustangs 14-1. The lefthanded pitcher had a 11 ERA and was chosen to the All-District team. Mg. ., Steve Willitord connects with a pitch from the Nimitz Cougars at a home game. 'he Cats added another victory of 9-5 to the season's winnings. A figure ot .286 summed up Steve's average for the season. Varsity second in District Varsity Baseball had a victorious season with a record of 15-8-2. The team consisted of 14 Seniors and 3 Juniors. District play was divided into two parts. In the first half ot the District games, the Cats lost only one game to the district winner Forest Brook. ln the second half, they lost only one game to Nimitz. ln the total roundup of District, the Wildcats placed second. The Cats traveled to Clear Lake and Conroe for tournament play. At Clear Lake the Cats did not place, but at the Conroe tourna- ment they placed third. Four players were awarded as All-District Players, two as second team All-District and one Honorable Mention Player. All-District Players were David Denny as short stop, Joe Gothard as outfielder, Joe Grim as pitcher, and Robert Key as pitcher. The second team All-District Players were Glen Cooper as designated hitter and Mike Hatley as outfielder. Honorable Mention was awarded to Bubba Delk for his catching ability. The team's returning lettermen were Glen, Bubba, David, Joe Gothard, Joe Grim, Scott Goodrum, Mike, Bobert, Matt McMillan and Steve Williford. All team members lettered for the season. Stas Pdf 1 risi ts s' mu.saQs . 7 ..., I ff '. - - 2 f' Q 1 x 5 ,,,, -, jg y ss , ,rv K ,w-':'..wf if -S-ee.. ' 1 , eading oft first base, Scott Goodrum watches for a chance to steal second. Skidding to a stop at home plate, Mike Hatley scores one for the Cats as the Qingwood's first baseman looks for signals from the pitcher and catcher to try to Kingwood pitcher goes to the plate to wait for a chance to make an out. The ut Scott out. The Cats won 14-1, Cats played Kingwood at home and were victorious 12-4. Baseball 8