Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Arriving by six thirty October 6, sleepy Seniors and staunch club members assembled the carnival. It was a long workday for those who sold, sang, or danced. And when at last the day was over, only a battered car, empty booths and a transtigured cafeteria awaited those who were left to clean up the back parking lot. 26-Student Lite Gary Roberts and Georgia Richard- son Hopi play a duet farce in Torrid TiIIie's Tavern. Just like in the old days! Wranglers fabove, rightl use caveman techniques to capture prisoners. The apathetic crowd frightl stands around as Steve Hiser carries his victim to the fail.

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Senior status for a majority of the boys brought automatic membership in the Wranglers. Their first proiect gave 75 members a legitimate The bonfire silhouettes Mr. Tom Gorzycki, sponsor, excuse to skip classes to try their hand at constructing the homecoming bonfire. The amateur arsonists, utilizing all their Boy Scout skills, assembled two fire-regulation-safe fifteen foot towers on the open fields near Tully. Next they turned policemen, rounding up students at the Senior Carnival. As their service proiect for the school, Wranglers brought shovels one day and built a drainage ditch by the Senior parking lot. Meetings included much ado about an identifying symbol and the plans for the dance April 18. 28-Student Life Bob Weeks lrightl finds capturing prisoners for the Wrangler fail is kind of a drag. Wrangler officers Har right! Mark Ramsey, President: Newt Cunningham, Vice-president, Jim Lober, Secretaryf and Tom Elkins, Treasurer head up the club activities. The Wranglers fbelowj decompose the symbolic Spring Branch bear in the midst of a Friday pep rally.