Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sophs Most Improved .1 A , -1, - 8. A BOTTOMRROW: W. Viehweg, L. Cline. D. iviadsen. J. Greer, P. Bradley, D. l-luqhes, C. Theobald, R. Phillips, SECOND ROW: B. Brown, B. Robinson, D. Marlin, J. Alford, R. TroHer, G. Kaiser, l-l. Carlelon, P. Truax, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: T. Bosh, K Ogolendr, J. Bouche, E. Suhr, J. Wrighf, D. Morion, B. l-lannary, G. Reece, J. Reimer, W. Siuckey, BACK ROW: J. Kendrick, J. Pyle, B. Cooper. W. Crilz, J. Narurn, S. Rogers, T. Tyler, R.Creecl, D. Reimer, VV.Allen. S T ' .-.-.,,,...., ...c-.,,..-... ,....,, .. V I M L. K -' p .,,. f ' fz,, .1 A' if I jf, r . VV,. I, Q A AVAZZ .. 3' ' I K I ,i i 5,1 Sophomore Ed Suhr i2ll is hir by a Soulh Coach Bill Leach Houslon 'raclcler as Dick iviorlon i5Ol comes Coaflii T0bY MCCIGNTY- iasi. The Sophomore Team, dubbed by The coaches as Jrhe mos+ improved iviusiang ieam. compiled a 3-5-2 record, placing second in disirici' play. Coached by Toby ivicClenny and Bill Leach, and capiained by Bobby l-lannay and John Alford, The Sophs losi only ro Souih l-lousron in disrrici' play. Ouisianding players were Dick Morion, Jeff Bouche, Tom Ripple, Jeff Kendrick, David Reimer, Randy Phillips, John Narum, Bobby Robinson, Paul Bradley, Ed Suhr. and John Pyle. I60

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JuniorVorsity Finishes with 9-1 Record BOTTOM ROW: M. Teverbaugh, J. Tracy, F. Williams, J. James, 5. Corson, D. Cannon, J. Drew, C. Newsome, SECOND ROW: S. Simmons, E. Keilh, C. Truloe, C. Price. C. DeWi'r+, J. MacKinnon, THIRD ROW: B. Hilder, T. Dalion, T. Meadows, S. Collins, S. Owens, J. Arnoldy. D. Smirh, BACK ROW: B. Fosier, L. Orr, L. Ashmore, W. Thomas, P. Vaden, L. Penny, H. Waiford, nor shown: C. Whiie, T. Bullock, and B. Nielsen. ,gl 'wif Coach James Cleclrler. Scooier Corson demonsfrares how he goi his name as he scoofs around end in JV game. v 1 . YT: Wff1'Ni1f5' iNLll5iE'?':ii?.: X.. ,.AL 'rx ,S newly is - . . ..., . Coach Will Taylor. is ,M align 5 i 1, if' . , F V K .. ik . - . ,.. . 1 ' ' N The Junior Varsiiy, beiier known as The Shock Squad because ihey have 'ihe honor of scrimmag- ing ihe varsiiy during The season, finished Jrhe year wiih an impres- sive 9-I record. The JV's be-ai' such power ieams as Jones, Bay- Jrown, Galena Park, Souih l-lousion, and Norih Shore. This year ihe Jream chose Joe MacKinnon, Eric Keiih, Doug Smiih, and Sopho- more Brian Nielsen as iheir quad- capiains. Wiih lheir abilily and greai' desire, ihe JV's will send up ihe boys 'ro bring Memorial lu- 'rure championships.

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Frosh Continue Mustang Tradition BOTTOM ROW: J. Mast, B. Bouldin, S. Altord, R. Kutner, R. Carroll, D. Bond, M. White, T. Mathews, B. Burlce. SECOND ROW: B. Darby, J. Darby, P. Schmidt, D. Boddortt, B. Mettord, R. Thompson, B. Pate, B. Wood, P. Shugart. THIRD ROW: J. Warren. B. Stell, D. Sullivan, G, Bracht, J. Flack, J, Ebanlcs, J. Smith, D. Peterson, J. Atwood. BACK ROW: D. Frinlr, B. Hoss, T. Spense B. Schraitle, D. Verstelt, S. Jones, E. Kent, A. Goodson, M. Thorpe. Memorial's youngest edition ot tootlaall power, the treshman team, saw many ups and downs, but tinished the year with a 6-4 record. The highlight ot the season came with a 28-I4 victory over the Spring Branch Frosh, which toretells good teams tor tuture Mustang varsities. The coaches rated Jim Mast, John Atwood. and tri-captains Gerry ' Bracht, Sam Altord, and Jim Darby as their most outstanding players this past season. Q. -1 Coach Bob Cornelius Coach Dave Figari ,Ar U - .ga 1-Lai' y .. f Lif 'j'!':'.. r Jett Bouche sweeps L A TTT Q around end tor the ' S a - - Sophomore team