Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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The Nikon Men Supplies were in constant demand. Paper to print pictures ran out when stacks of requests were at record highs. f'When are you going to do these? How many times have I told you I need more pictures? Run to Biology, I need you for Government, Redo this print, there's spots on it . . .HELPl These were-familiar orders to R-7 photographers throughout the school year, the whole school year. Despite these problems, the photographers showed up at all the games and were out on their private time for the good of the staff. Their student holidays were given up to the darkroom and chemicals. The photography crew was the 2iSIti4?2ii335iZtiIEFi51':iF2E5?di5Ei693t2S?tn1iP M, it lil mt as tw F Checking the negatives for flaws constitutes a big part of Bill Horn's day. backbone of the yearbook. They were always needed to print and develop, print and develop, print and develop. Sensitivity played an important part in their work. Prints were always having to be re-printed, and needed quickly. l'm not going to print it again, was a familiar cry from the busy photographers. Pictures seemed to mysteriously disappear, but with a little kindness and bribery they seemed to be reprinted. Photographers must be treated as special people because they are very sensitive, creative artists, said Adviser Iudy Gossett. lt's a hard job keeping such sensitive people working to their full potential at all times, therefore, we have to kick them around a little, joked Miss Gossett. The hard working days and inconsistent hours proved to be worth their while when the final deadline in june arrived. Even though the photography scene was tough business, the R-7 photographers always seemed to pull through with a little love. 216- PHOTOGRAPHERS After developing his pictures, Duncan Oppenheim finds time to relax I st at it iii iii: 35? ,tt 555 ,gt ,it 3? te? lit its ls It 451 Sig is Ss gl 325 Stl ilrg We Figs Q2 ONE is . 'V orks OIT EFI 5S5IgFlf77GH Si TR, 3522 ai- if rl dit ii? if is 942 YES 325 Bl 235 1342 af va it Iii , Preparing for a day of work, leff Pruitt gets equipment ready. . lit is rifle iii it at Q59156552S55333SH12k!?2ilZl1'f3ii25P?i3?Biia155iit55iW?iii1YsifE.P35.WIsi?W5S52t562585Qi55?Ef?lft?iSl?iSl?f?ts'S9iSEELSQ!S'3lt'5L3i3is?fQfi.'?iEWMFFAZWQQEYME393QZW5SlE9Qfa92iii25l?!tiii??W6?Sfi?dSLi?RQNEEEifas1.Sfp-3??lM922595

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junior gym class members await the end of roll call to play volleyball. One hour athletes jock out i il 5 Looking into the gym after school hours, one would doubt that almost 200 people tromp in and out of that building every hour of every weekday all year long. Deodorant, baby-powder, showers and perspiration became a daily routine for one-hour jocks and jockettes. Suffering through rainy let's play ping- pong days, to December's play tennis and freeze days, through April's we love humidity days, students got by with the thought someday we'll look back on this and laugh in their headsl Freshmen and sophomores could get lucky and experience Behind-the-Wheel, a six weeks driving course. Not only long drives,'but,quick drives to the donut shop helped them concentrate better on their driving abilities. ,One could frequently walk into the simulatorshack and see red lights saying slow down and wrong gear on the panel as a student would drive his car in reverse doing 80 mph. But it was always great to get back into the old gymsuit and sweat it out in an effort to get in shape. Rarely a junior or senior could be seen 218 P.E.-H EALTH in physical education. These cases were usually the result of meeting the two-year requirement or dropping out of Band. ln The beginning of the required Health class, if one was lucky enough to get a coach, nothing was done. As the days went by, reports of first aid treatment were presented as many got guinea pigged into getting their bodies wrapped in Ace bandages. Life saving speeches helped students gain knowledge of what to expect if dunked into a water fountain via seniors. Current events played a major part in relating to Health. New machinery, such as automatic baby bottle makers, were big news to little freshmen. A Health class under the supervision of a coach usually spent the day before and after a football or basketball game discussing the predicted score or which was the better team. The usual routine seemed to consist of reading the chapter, answering the questions and having a test. One was bound to hear a sigh of relief at the last day of the required second quarter of Health, only to look ahead at a future of Gym class. ft Affair? km Running briskly for a touchdown is Steve