Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Returning from SMU, where they learned the how of it all, the yell leaders climaxed weeks of summer rehearsals with the successful Spirit Dance. Aided by artist Julie Anderson, the cheerleaders saturated Memorial with spirit signs for upcoming football games. WH Helping to raise money for more equipment, .Ji they sold mums for after-game dances. Our four females and their sponsor, Miss Judy Hobbs, managed a year of unique and enthusiastic pep rallies, scheduled or not. A schoolwide drive to scribble Memorial on litter found us a leading contender in KlLT's spirit contest: Ann Doyle Iabovel and Julie An- derson Irightj raise-Mustang spirit at the football games. Miss Judy Hobbs, sponsor Hopi, explains a new cheer to Julie and Ann. Student Life-35

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J'Anne Smith Ileffj and Alice Gayle Iabovel cheer the Mustangs on to victory. . . . if we could talk to the animals. Julie Anderson, Alice and J'Anne frighfj perform in a skit at a pep rally.

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Beginning in early August, the marching band rehearsed through rain, cold and heat wave to perfect a year of pep rallies halftime shows parades, and a television special, Under the guidance of Mr. Les Tucker who wrote, scored, and demonstrated every show and Mr. Flenoyd Turner, the new assistant director the band received numerous standing ovations The San Antonio game was followed by an overnight stay and a trip to HemisFair the following day 36-Student Life Band officers fabovei, Front row: Maribel Folk, Treasurerf Cliff Siegel, Presidentg Janis Dubow, Secretaryg and Back row: David Versfelt, Vice- president, organize band activities. The marching band fright! per- forms at Astroworld for national television. e f' if