Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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English Classes Explore Ps sak = OAS? Eas saeess 8 Bo a ae Janet Atsinger, Joan Belk, Eleanor Bonewitz, Nelda Bristow, Margaret Browne, Gail Callahan, Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Faye Carmichel, , Nanette Clark, Janet Cormier, Henry Cox, Mary Jane Fuller, Meredith Hester, Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Rapid reading helps one improve in all subjects. Belva Mettner. ee English classes at MHS teach students to appreciate great works of the past and present and to express their thoughts clearly and fluently. Students in eleventh and twelfth grades study the chronological development of literature in America and England. In the advanced program, outstanding students working a year ahead, study college-level world literature in their senior year. The four-year program is supplemented with journalism and reading courses. Top students participate in the Ready-Writers contest of the Interscholastic League. 26

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service Personnel Enhance Operations Genevieve Sizenback, Hazel Fluellen, Snack Bar Director Dietician ' Cafeteria Personnel i STANDING: Frances Truner, Florence Bell, Helen Venarski, Nina Stutts, Pauline Tilley, Albina Gajewski, Ethel Schroeder, Lillian Morgan, Viola Gorski, Pearl Aycock, Lorine Frank, Ethel Willot, Ruby Borrer. SITTING: Selma Spaeth, Hazel Fluellen, Viola Ognoskie, Vivian Goddard. Our Service Personnel, laboring long and hard in the best interests of M.H.S., are extremely deserving of our recognition. The cafeteria and snack bar staffs work early in the morning to prepare lunches for approximately 3000 people. Helping to keep a smooth flow of traffic before and after school is a difficult job held by our responsible patrolman. Our building engineer and his crew keep the school and its grounds in excellent condition. W. H. Audas, Patrolman Snack Bar Personnel Mary Arnarld, Genevieve Sizenback, Zelma Thompson, Eo; Eila Deleon, Frances Kana, Roselee Katrone, Lurvine Herbert, Clara Halcom, Margie Eschenburg.

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Literary Heritage Lila McGaw, Lana McWilliams, Belva Mettner, Sophomore Sophomore Speed Reading Linda Horne Paula Latimer, Dorothy Lewis, Freshman Sophomore, Senior Junior Susan Purvis, Elaine Rummel, Mildred Shuford, Speight Elaine Pritchett, Sophomore Senior Senior Williamson, Journalism Freshman Lois Powell, Junior Mildred Shuford hands out books. Elaine Pritchett meets another crisis with Susan Purvis meditates over lesson plans. the Anvil.