Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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A PE Classes Aimed at All Round Training Jean STroup Jere Ann Waggoner ljespiTe The Tine work of Memorials varsiTy Teams, The maioriTy oT The soTTballs hiT. mosT oT The TooTballs passed. many oT The volleyballs and Tennis balls served, well over half of The baskeTballs hooked are puT inTo The air by mem- bers oT regular PE classes. Under The waTchTul eyes oT a Trained coaching sTaTT, The successes oT These sTudenTs are aimed Toward The ideal of all-round Training-a high level of physical and menTal compeTence. From bombardmenT and weighTs on winTry mornings To cal and inTraclass compeTiTion of warmer days, from The Triendly exercise oT The iuniors and seniors To The required physical Training of The underclassmen, each parTicipanT'TurThers The aTTainmenT oT This goal. JusT remember-never Tackle anybody on a cemenT Tield. Coach DexTer Charles Churchill James Cleclrler Charles DexTer Randall Holloway Will Taylor 76 Mildred Hausinger Judy Hobbs DoroThy Josey Chairman

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Industrial Arts Preview Engineering Do you lhink Chippendale sfarled lhis way? Buck Brooks, Chairman General Drafiing Kirby lsel'l', General Draliing Philip Riley, Mefal Shop Wood Shop The wide variely of subiecls offered ai Memorial includes The field of indusirial arls. Wood and meial-working, general draliing, mechanical drawing, and' archilec- rural drafiing were presenied lo sludenis inieresled in obiaining mechanical or 'rechnical skills. Advanced archiieciural siu- denis annually design buildings and con- slruci scale models 'For compeiiiion in Jrhe spring. I lorgel' iusl' whal lhis Thing is. buf . . .

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Journalism Classes Visit Chronicle Plant What are the purposes ot an editorial? The ditterent types ot news story? Running f,,M,,.57' heads? Boldtace and italicized type? The role ,, 'fig' NEW ot a newspaper in its community? Lay-out and llll make-up? By the time journalism students com- plete their year ot study. most can answer.these and other questions intelligently and tluently, write a news story. and analyze the make-up ot local newspapers. Talks by writers tor Hous- ton's Post and Chronicle, advertising men, pub- lishers. and other specialists, and televised pro- s DESK grams on the Gemini program added an extra bit ot spice to this year's curriculum, as did inspection ot the Chronicle plant. The course covered not only printed com- munications. but all the mass media, advertis- ing, public relations, industrial publications, and yearbooks. fame , ,.,, ,,,x Journalism students talk to Chronicle city editor about news writing. Photo Club Learns of Latest Techniques. With and without cameras. the members ot Memorial's Photography Club sought to absorb technique tips in lab sessions and trom guest speakers such as Mr. Bernie 7 Goodman ot Carroll Camera and Mr. Tom Johnson ot the Houston Post. Taking FT gm candids ot other club meetings .enabled members to use what they learned, as did u their Funny Fotos booth at the Senior Carnival. When the Christmas season ar- - rived, the Photo Club sponsored the annual door-decorating contest. Field trips to ,, photography establishments rounded out the year. Elaine Pritchett, Journa'lism Membership Derick Bonewitz Jim Lober Ballard Pfllclleil Liz Bonewitz Jean McSpadden Al'Ce Shorts warren Fletcher John Milne Harold Wflshf Bruce Hutchinson Jim Newsome Sherri! YOUHQ Bulent Korman Photo club members learn ot new methods ot' shooting pictures at monthly meeting. Ooo-a toldout! Camera club omcers look at photos taken by members. STANDING: Har- old Wright, president: Derick Bonewitz, vice president: Alice Schorre, secretary. SEATED: Mrs. Elaine Pritchett and Mr. William Franklin, 77 sponsors. Not shown, Bruce l-lutchison, treasurer.