Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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VRS. JEAN HINKEL Choir, B.S., 29; Sam Houston State Teacher's College MISS JUDY HOBBS Physical Education, B.S., and M.A., Sam 4douston State Teacher’s College; 31, it RANDALL HOLLOWAY hysical Education, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College; 31, 269 LAURA HOLMES Vathematics, B.S., University of Houston; LINDA HOUSE yrarian; 11, 23, 236 ROBERT HOUSE hysical ‘Science, B.S., M. Ed., U.S.L.; nD S. LINDA HORNE aglish, B.A., and M.A., University of Xas; 27 HARRIET HULBERT ology, B.S., Northwestern; 32 2ALPH HYATT nd, B.M. Ed., Sam Houston State chers College; 216, 218, 220 J ELLEN JANES ology, World Geography, B.A., Texas istian University; 11, 30, 232 LEAH JONES ogy, B.A., Baylor; 32, 231 DOROTHY JOSEY ical Education, B.S., Sam Houston Teacher’s College; 12, 31, 213, 288 K JAMES KIRK ectronics, B.S., Texas A M, M. Ed., Jniversity of Houston; 32 L S COLOMA LAFFERTY “hoir, B.S. and M. Ed., Sam Houston » Teacher’s College; 29, 172, 173 PAULA LATIMER lish, B.A., Sophie Newcomb; M.A., versity of Houston; 27, 231 sILL LEECH ‘ial Studies, B.S., University of ston; 30 DOROTHY LEWIS nglish, B.A:, U.S.L., B.S., Texas Women’s sersity; 27 LEANOR LINENBERGER ce Clerk; 24 AARGARET LOVE nselor, B.S., M. Ed., University of iston; 22 MARGARET LUTHER sn of Women, University of Houston, Ed.; 21, 187 OLETA LYONS etary; 24 M OBY McCLENNEY ysical Education, B.S:, Sam Houston e Teacher’s College; 31 LILA McGAW lish, B.A., Howard Payne U.; 27 ANNA McKAY ynselor B.A., . East Texas State, Ed. University of Houston; 22 MARILYN McKINNEY ysiness Education, B.B.A., University Texas; 34 LANA McWILLIAMS yglish, B.A., University of Texas; 27, 7 NOBLE MASTERS ssistant Prinicipal, M. Ed., North Texas ate Teacher’s College; 21, 181 RS. PATRICIA MAXCY American History, B.S. and M. Ed., University of Houston; 30, 173 MRS. NORMA MEADOR Business Education, B.S. and M. Ed., Austin; 34 MRS. BELVA METTNER Reading, B.S. Ed., Kansas University; Vio, PIE MR. JACK MILES Band, B.S.—Music, Lamar Tech; 29 MRS. EVELYN MORILAND Algebra, Consumer Math, B.S., University of New Mexico MISS SHAWN MURPHY Spanish, B.A., University of Houston; 28 MISS LOU ANN NAISER Mathematics, B.A., University of Texas; 33 MISS NANCY NEIEBUHR Mathematics, B.A., Rice University; 28, 33 O MRS. LOLA OJEMAN Registrar; 24 MRS. ALICE OSBURN Operator; 24, 182 Pp MR. GEORGE PANFLY Counselor, B.S., Siena College, M.S., New York State University; 22 MISS TERRY. PARK World History, B.A., University of Texas; 30 MR. MELVIN PATTERSON Counselor, B.S. and M. Ed., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College; 22, 282 MR. WILLIAM PENCE Physical Science, B.S., Texas A M; 7, 32, 238 MRS. MERLE PINCONE Mathematics, B.A., University of Texas; 33 MRS. LOIS POWELL English, B.A., Southern Methodist Univ: ersity; 27, 316 MRS. ELAINE PRICHETT Journalism, B.S., Southern Methodist University; 27, 201, 202, 238 MISS SUSAN PURVIS English, B.A. and M.A.T., Vanderbilt; 27, 29 R MRS. DOROTHY RAE Science, B.S., and S.M., University of Wisconsin; 32, 192 MR. PHILLIP RILEY Industrial Arts, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College; 35 MRS. MARY LOUISE ROSE Librarian; 23, 236 MISS JEAN ROSE Government, B.S., University of Texas; 30 MRS. ELAINE RUMMEL English, B.A., Juniata College, Pa.; 27, 233 MRS. ELAINE RUSSELL Geometry, B.S., Mississippi State College for Women; 33 S MRS. MILDRED SHUFORD English, A.B., Wake Forest College; 27, 172 MISS GENEVIEVE SIZENBACK Snack Bar; 25 MRS. ELSA ROSENBERG Foreign Languages, B.A., University of Texas; 28, 2 27 MRS. BERNICE STAUFFACHER Records Clerk; 24 MISS JEAN STROUP Physical Education, B.S., and M. Ed., South West Texas; 31 “A teacher m OE Pe e: ust be well groomed at all times.’’—Mrs. Lois Powell. 7 MR. WILL TAYLOR Physical Education, B.S., $.W.S., Oklaho- ma University; 31, 266 MR. DOUGLAS THARP Mathematics, B.A., Rice University; 33, 193, 194 Mr. LE ROY THOMAS Music, M. Ed., Texas Christian Univer- sity; 129, 219 MRS. PAT TRACY Secretary; 24 V MR. STEPHEN VALCIK Russian, B.S., and S.M., University of Houston; 28 W MISS ANN WALDBY Physical Science, Physics, B.A., Rice; 32 MR. DAVID WALKER Science, B.S., and M. Ed., Stephen F. Austin; 32 MISS NANCY WESLEY Mathematics; B.A., University of Texas; 33, 193 MR. RAMON WHITFIELD Drama, B.S., University of Texas; 29, 167, 137, 198 MR. MIKE WILLIAMSON Social Studies, Athletics, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College; 30, 256, 289 MISS SPEIGHT WILLIAMSON English, BA.., Texas Woman’s University; 27 MISS EDITH WIMBERLY Mathematics, B.S., Louisiana State University; 33 MISS ELIZABETH WITTE Government, B.A., Rice University, M. Ed., University of Hawaii; 30 MISS DOROTHY WYCHE Mathematics, B.A., Texas Women’s U., N.A., Louisiana State U.; 33 sf MISS ALTHARETTA YEARGEN Art, B.S., South West Texas, 29 317

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A MISS CARSLISE ALLEN Homemaking, B.S., Mary Washington University, 34, 234 MRS. EDELWEISS AMES Speech, B.A., Hardin-Simmons; 29, 168 MRS. JESS ANTHONY Biology, B.S., S.M., Louisiana State Uni- versity M. Ed., University of Houston; 36,192,015 MRS. JANET ATSINGER English, B.A., Rice University; 36, 173, 229 MR. W. H. AUDAS Patrolman, 25 B MRS. RUTH BAILEY Homemaking, B.S., Mary Hardin Baylor, M. Ed., University of Houston; 34, 234 MR. JACK BALLARD Principal, East Texas State, B.S.; M.S., 20 MISS WANDA BARBER : Spanish, B.A., University of the Ameri- cas, University of Houston; 28 MRS. STANLEY BEDUR Spanish, B.A., University of Houston; 28, 228 MRS. JOAN BELK English, B.A., University of Houston; 26 MRS. ANNE BELL Mathematics, B.A., Rice University 28, 33 MRS. MAURINE BENNATTE Nurse; 24, 235, 179; R.N. Herman Hos- pital MISS LINDA BENSON Geometry, B.A., Oklahoma Baptist Uni- versity; 33 MR. LOUIS BILLINGTON Driver’s Education, B.S., University of Texas; 34, 35 Mrs. Jess Anthony enjoyed chaperoning a stu- dent bus trip to an out-of-town football game. Faculty Index MR. DALLAS BLAGG Spanish, B.S., South West Texas; 28 MISS BETTY BOLLINGER Mathematics, B.S., Louisiana State Uni- Oklahoma University; 30 MRS. ELEANOR BONEWITZ English, B.S., University of Houston; 26 MR. JAMES BOUCHER Assistant Principal, East Texas Teacher’s Col lege Physical Education, B.A., M.A.; Education 21 MRS. GERALDINE BOYLE Physical Science, B.A., University of Texas; 32, 172 MRS. ELIZABETH BRAND Government, B.A., Heidelberg, M. Ed., Bowling Green; 30 MISS GERALDINE BRANOM Librarian, East Texas State College, B.A., University of Texas M.A., University of Illinois, L.S; 23, 236 MISS NELDA BRISTOW English, B.A., North Texas State Teacher’s College; 26, 29, 229 MR. BUCK BROOKS Industrial Arts, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher's College; 35 MRS. MARGARET BROWNE English, B.S., B.A., Texas Women’s Uni- versity, M.A., University of Texas; 26, 190 MR. WALDO BUCHANAN American History, Economics, A.B., Okla- homa Baptist University, M. Bus. Admn., Oklahoma University; 30 MRS. SARAH BYBEE Mathematics, B.A., University of Texas; 33, 190 MRS. BARBARA BYWATERS Spanish, B.A., Rice University; 28 c MRS. GAIL CALLAHAN English, B.A., University of Houston; 26 MISS FAYE CARMICHEL English, B.A., Mississippi State College for Women; 30 MISS REBECCA CARMICHEL English, World His., Mississippi State College for Women, B.A.; 26 MR. JOHN CARTER ; Distributive Education, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, B.S., University ity of Houston; 30, 239 MR. J. T. CARTER American History, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, B.S., University of Houston, M.S., lowa State University; 30 MR. CHARLES CHURCHILL Athletics, B.S., Lamar Tech; 31, 180, 256 MR..GERALD CLANTON Band, Music, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College, M.Ed., University of Houston; 29, 216, 219, 221 MRS. BERTHA CLARK Mathematics, B.A., Hardin-Simmons, M.A., University of Texas; 33 MRS. NANETTE CLARK English, B.A., Rice University; 26 MR. JAMES CLECKLER American History, P.E., B.S., University of Alabama; 30, 266, 284 MR. DON COLEMAN Physical Education, B.S., Lamar Tech; Sle 270, 2 21 2727 7 eae MRS. MARILYN COLLIER Spanish, B.A., University of Houston; 28 MISS JEANETTE CORMIER English, B.A., U.S.L.; 26 MR. BOB CORNELIUS Mathematics, Athletics, B.S., South West Texas; 33, 172, 269 MR. HENRY COX English, B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity; 11, 26 D MR. CHARLES DEXTER American History, Athletics, B.S. and M. Ed., East Texas State Teacher’s Col- lege; 30, 180, 256, 264 MRS. MARGARET DOSHER Government, A.B., Emory University; 30 MRS. LINDA DUESSELL Social Studies, B.A., Grove City College, Pa.; 30 E MRS. CAROL EASLEY Business Education, B.B.A., University of Texas; 34 MRS. RETA ELROD French, B.A., Rice University; 20, 227 MRS. COYE EMMONS Business Education, B.S., North Texas, M. Ed., Texas Christian University; 34, 173 F MRS. AVIS FAULK Attendance Clerk; 24 MR. DAVID FIGARI Algebra, Related Mathematics, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College; 33, 123, 269, 297% 179 MRS. DOROTHY FICHIE Counselor, B.S. University of Illinois, M.A., University of Houston; 8, 22 MR. REX FLEMING Speech, Debate, B.A., University of Houston; 29, 196 MRS. HAZEL FLUELLEN 24, 25, Dietician MRS. ANDREA FLYNN World History, B.A., University of Minne- sota; 30 MR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN Physical Science, Physics, B.A., Rice University; 32 MRS. MARY FOX German, B.A., University of Houston; 226 MISS MARY JANE FULLER English, B.S., Rice University; 26 G MR. R. C. GILLAM Building Engineer; 25 MRS. SUZANNE GRAY Biology, B.A., University of Michigan; 32 H MR. JIMMIE HADEMENOS Science, B.S., University of Houston; 32, 172 MR. -OLAN HALBERT Science, B.S., Texas A M; 32 MRS. BETTE HATFIELD Attendance Clerk; 24 MISS MILDRED HAUSINGER Physical Education, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher’s College, M.A., University of Houston; 31, 187 i MISS JOSEPHINE HEALY Latin, B.A., Flora MacDonald College; 28 MRS. MERDETH HESTER English, B.A., University of Texas; 26 MR. JAMES HIGHTOWER French, B.A., U.K., MA., University of Houston; 28 MR. WILLIAM HILL Mathematics, B.S., Sam Houston State Teacher's College; 33 ; -

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As the “round up” at Memorial comes to an end for another year, the “hands” heave a sigh of relief over a job well done and hope that no “strays” have been over looked. It was a big job, yet a worthy one and none would have missed the excitement of this year’s task. The successful completion of this year’s round up would not have been possible without the many long hours of endeavor by all the “hands.” Behind the “hands” was our patient ‘trail Boss,” Mrs. Elaine Pritchett, whose guidance we sincere- ly appreciate. Thanks to all who contributed their efforts to- ward the successful completion of this record. CHARLES YUST Editor 318 wee y