Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sangerfest Heralds Yultide Sigma Gammas capture a first place with their version of “Toyland.” Hosts John Knight and Joe Kelly emceed thé program. The Spanish Club sings traditional Spanish carols. (opposite page)

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senior Round-Up Corrals Prom Funds Seniors “rounded-up” their family and friends for a fun-filled day in the Old West Saturday, November 21. A wide variety of booths provided those present a chance to win sensational prizes, while the Wranglers held crime and vice to a minimum in their jail. AFS members provided hungry visitors with cold cider, candied apples, and home- made ice cream.. However, the Sigma Gamma Red Garter Saloon highlighted the entire af- fair as chorus girls, entertained the audience with singing, dancing, and skits. Afterwards, tired but happy Mustangs danced on into the night to the music of the Interns. The car smash was a big hit. Rick Huff and Craig Greenwood “escort” Bill Billing (Reata photographer) to the Wranglers’ jail.

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The annual Sangerfest, a caroling program sponsored by the Memorial Union of German Students, was held on December 17, in the auditorium. In spite of a major power failure, spirits remained warm and the program con- tinued spotlighted by flashlights. The French Club captured, for the second consecutive year, the blue ribbon for the out- standing group of fifteen or more participants. Sigma Gamma won first place in small group competition. A skit “The Modernization of Santa Claus”, written and presented by Ger- man students, brought the curtain down on a most enjoyable evening. SAA Oia tn tg ic iO he BL er oe, » ‘ Steve Nagle and Debbie Wambold lead the audience in Xmas carols. Hubert Home Freeze (Dana Starr) visits the North Pole in the German Club skit. 171