Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Girls learned, after The first few weeks of school, that leather dresses were not meant for HousTon's fall. Boys found it hard To keep Their sideburns long enough to suit Themselves and short enough To meet school regulations. By November, The Typists had finally mastered The keyboard, The scientists had learned The difference between an evaporating dish and a watch glass, and The freshmen had, at last, learned There was no Yellow Wing. in 4, is rlrr . fi. r ,T T ilis aiil A S T rlslr A 54. K I 16-Student Life Students lbelowl participate in civics campaign rally for S.O.U.L. party before school. Barbara Bon- ner, Alan Wing and Laura Gibson lbottomj express different reac- tions to various phases of Memorial life. Mustangs lrightl arrive for the first day of school. Senior boys Ifar rightl rise to the occasion to have their pictures taken for the Senior Class photograph. Craig Payne, J'Anne Smith, Austin Bauer, Julie Anderson, Parker Scott, Alice Gayle, Skippy Riklin and Ann Doyle lbelow rightl display Mustang spirit banner at Freshman Orienta- tion.

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Conducting the vote regarding yearbook summer delivery was the first action Student Council. Members also represented student opinions in a campaign concerning the discount store and reinstated the Mr and Miss Memorial Pageant. Executive committeemen labovel .Ian Freitag, Kathy Walsh, John Eckol, .lan Love, Larry Veselka, Jim Lober, Charlotte Drew, Ballard Pritchett, Penny Alexander, Ann Watson, and Randy Morse inspect the construction of the Target Dis- count Store adjacent to the school.