Willis High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Willis, TX)

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Ill. S IBIQINGS HUM T If CDO AND st UNNED The 1985 Montgomery Co. Fair Queen contest was held on March 16 at 7:30. It was a day of excite- ment for W.H.S. candidates and their escorts, the candidates were Christina Muniz, and Angela Piggott their escorts were lody Monroe and Pat Noris. The day started off with all the girls meeting at the Holiday Inn, for a personal interview with the judges. After dinner was served the candidates and escorts went to the park for a final thought ques- tion. They both answered their questions excellent, then the mo- ment everyone had been waiting for . . . the envelope please. The 2nd runner up was a girl from Magnolia, the crowd shouted with joy as Christina Muniz was 1st runner up, then . . . there was a loud scream of excitement and tears of joy when the new Montgomery County Fair Queen Angela Piggott was named. lt was a very exciting and special night for Angela and Christina that they will never forget. And a night Willis went down in history.

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IEDAND CHAMDIDN STEED lDlJSTY 1 ! Dusty came into this world during an August dust storm. lena got Dusty in March of 1984. She fed and washed him early every morning. lena showed Dusty in various TCCA tTexas Club Calf Associationj Prospect Shows. Dusty did very well at all the shows, bringing home many first and second, even reserve champion places, but never GRAND CHAMPION. By the time March rolled around Dusty was a 1,310 pound black powerhouse!!! and took Champion Limousin and GRAND CHAMPION STEER of the Montgomery County Fair. The night of the auction lena received 522,000.00 from Micheal Stewart of lohnny B. Daltons in Conroe. The money lena received from the sale of Dusty is going to be used by lena to pur- chase more steers. Willis High School is very proud of lena for her work and dedication to the Willis FFA Chapter.

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FOOD SERVICE - LEARNING TO COOK THE RIGHT WAY E FOOD SERVICE CLUB OF W.H.S. 1984-85 Food Service is a vocational class taught by Mrs. L. Davis. Students learn institutional cook- ing techniques and a host of cooking and bak- ing methods. For money making projects the students bake sweets and sell them during lunch. Most of these students plan a career in cooking. mask . A Kim is afraid to eat her own cooking.