Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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CD J' U3 rt 'tif 3 gnu- T f 'Wril J Jig it? ' , -3 , .msn f. QQWW. ,. . Four-year letterman Cheryl Sargent breaks the tape as she pours on the speed to barely beat a Kingwood runner at the District meet. Cheryl placed first in the mile to advance to Regional competition. 1 J ar In the Sprint Relay at Hardin Jefferson, Dee Hightower and Dawn Waggoner practice the handoff of the third and fourth leg of the Wildcat Relay Team The team, in the 400 meter event placed sixth Desi Robinson and other track members congratulate Cheryl Sargent on her victory in the Mile Run. Support is also given to Cheryl as she catches her breath. Cheryl went to Regional in the event four years. McCutcheon fifth at tate At State AAAAA Track competition Sharon McCut- cheon was fifth in the Triple Jump with a distance of 36'1 t . Ac- cording to Coach Kate Carlin, Sharon's jump was only VN from fourth place. At Regional she took first with 38'2 . She was se- cond in District with 36'4fv4'. Also at Regional Cheryl Sargent placed sixth in the Mile Run in 5:28. She won the event in 5:31.64 at District where the team was fourth. Cheryl also captured first in the Mile at Hum- ble, New Caney and Hardin Jefferson. The team also competed at Cy-Fair and Aldine. Track 91

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ill I n --Q1-Y, 3' iv .. '-WJ Ai.,e:7..Qpfa.a . 1 ...an '- 7'-fs. ' X , N g we 0 is 3 ,- r . . iffy' , :A . ' . - 455' 2' , 1 . N. -- E x g E- , Q Q. - Perfecting the handoff of the baton in the 800-meter Relay is Sharon McCutcheon and Renee Williams. Relay member Dee Hightower observes the two. Handofls are a main factor of the team's success. Track GIRLS VARSITY Humble Fifth 34 pts. New Caney Ninth Cy-Fair Ninth Aldine Tenth 26 pts. Hardin-Jefferson Fourth 26 pts. District Fourth 48 pts. Regional 7 pts. State Striding together in the 1500 Meter Run is Denise Ruis and Paula Potter as they pace and push each other at the Hardin-Jefferson Relays. The two battled for the lowest place throughout the race. JV gains District third Junior Varsity had only two chances to compete in- dependently from Varsity. Humble hosted a JV meet in which the Cats placed second of eight teams. The other meet was District competition at Aldine. They placed third with only se- cond place six points ahead of them. At the Wildcat Relays Diana lsenberg placed third in high jump with a height of 4'8 . Lisa Bertolini put the shot 34'2i to place first. The 400-meter Relay team - Dawn Waggoner, Kelli Bokel, Diana lsenberg and Cheryl Sargent - placed first with a time of 53.44 seconds. ln the 800-meter Run Kelli Bokel took a second place. At District the results looked quite well for the Cats. Renee Williams got first place in Triple Jump. The Wildcats took se- cond, third and fourth place in the Two-mile Run. The winners were Janet Wissenberg, Denise Ruis and Paula Potter. The Junior Varsity team showed much promise for an ex- cellent team next year. They did very well in field events and middle and distances, Coach Kate Carlin said. . 4 .fi Track