Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Math and Science honor students attend evening meetings to hear talks as the one by Dr. Frank Hole of Rice University. ae ee Students listen attentively to benefit from the knowledge of a well- rounded faculty.

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What Is a Mustang .. . When it’s time to buckle down, a Mustang is always ready to take the bit in his teeth . . . and to work dili- gently to achieve his goals. A Mustang is aware of the need to pull his own weight but, he also recognizes the fact that teamwork is essen- tial. This spirit of co-operation and fellowship spurs the MHS students, faculty, and admin- istration to greater heights in their never-ending search for greener pastures. The air-conditioned comfort of Memorial's luxurious library adds pleasure to the pursuit of knowledge (facing page). Mr. William Pence prepares class work in the Instructional Materials Center. “A student (Jeff Goodman) works on a research project in the library.”

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Careful planning and concentration are the fore- runners of effective classroom presentation. Drama students spend numerous hours daily in preparation for productions as ‘Teahouse of the August Moon.” Experimentation enhances the quest for understanding (Dennis Murphree).