Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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-r is one who inspires his - sometimes in spite of I, remarked MRS. ANNE is one of the Typing I - L, and Clerical Practice I - L lumper received her B.S. rsity of New Mexico and l of H. Her objective as a alp students develop the r their own personal use for future employment. LLEY obtained her l3.S. at of Oklahoma and taught English ll and lll. a favorite hobby of MISS taught Health I, P.E. and lleyball and track coach. sived her B.S. from Texas versity and as a first-year oped to give students a hat the world expects of ie tried to be open with and listen to their side. al Science Fair was a part DSCLSKEY's celebration ion's 200th birthday. She hwestern University and nf Colorado. Miss KY as ny many of her students, amistry I - K and I - Land National Honor Society. LOMA LAFFERTY taught was the chairman of that ie received her B.A. from iversity and directed the Chantelairs and Chorale. ia Lamba Society IPAL'Sl ISS DEBBY LEMM taught and Spanish I and ll. She ieived her B.A. at Trinity. Y LEONARD who taught likes to read in her spare studied at UT where she 5.5. Mrs. Leonard labeled nvironment at Memorial VVonderful! accepted the position as 'ranglers during mid-fall. B.A. from the University was and taught American rand Bible, He feels that derstanding, knowledge ' are qualities which can found in a great teacher, Pauli Kosclskey f3?i25i5 -tiff.. ti 'Q ,V KNO . Xxxvzfg -A Tww SEHK xx 35 . Wx ., I My N lt XE? 51 il Coloma Lafferty jan Kin

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238 -FACULTY la mes High tower Anne Hays I l I I. ludy Hobbs Joanne lernigan Donald Haynes Dorothy josey A :fit -a e,lllgsl5sllllEIwetl 1 fil l' I., lillliilllilljljiljfjljifjj jtllsllitztg2:ai1.aa.izr::s.11t25gtetel?zie1gtjz2a1,ji all :ff . We uajfetiaflgjagjlilggfgtj llflitttwf t.L2efwltllaltziftizett:Q 921. ., it ttg.gltt2stitftajatatifzfit SlsiiifiiltitlllaitiieflM25iisliiiiizilliz1i?:iliQ?Hl5t Z' I. glfljfljitlrflfiizzjfiaii-ii . jgaztgjttizllwt .lltailtijlljftllg- f 1 iff lf wltiti llzgsijzlsiiiit 'ls .ffl ztglligfaiilflll' r51.g,i3fl,,ygllQy. it it 1-'B'--gjl?.tel't:2'f-I1 mmf., illlliililliiiwft- f its.iiiitzeziittglfillzl ' . we tt' lllgfgf2,lltllll2l2lisl1fEfefisizea 'a-'a xiii? , I 'll ' Y?itililiflzliiiillEizii? fl.f.l'sf..i Y ' l tl- AllllllillliliiYi2l2ELis1 2- . 'A nb .,b. '..gl,.-Wi- 1af,11l3llilifiljlsiltillgitjjlgfistaz': i'lf2-5 . 'mil' 'figfizalf-E Q 'tg' .,1.Q'ffAQfiiZ. I . 5, ,px ., ' ljllllifv :E Q a -aj ge' .K lg ' S , I 4 f -- w a t- fikiz V-Y 1 ' lf? l J la YR fa- 'fi iz li it 1 1 ldll, Bill Hill Below: Carl Hudson esson plan j in Iude 1776 mphasis MR. DONALD HAYNES received his B. from SHSU and taught math. In MRS. ANNE HAYS' opinion, interes and love for the students and the knowle of himfherf' constituted a great teacher. celebrated the Bicentennial, by remindi students throughout the year of our marvelous heritage and of our good fort in being Americans. She received her B. from Duke University and tries to motiv students so that they will enjoy and see t importance of studying American Histor MR. IAMES I-IICHTOVVER taught Fren and received his B.A. from the Universitl Kansas and his M.A. from the University Michigan. Chairman of the Math Department, WILLIAM HILL taught Algebra ll. Hill believed a great teacher should be someone who enjoys his subject. Duri his spare time, he enjoys reading. Women's Lib. has done wonders for sports, claimed MISS IUDY HOBBS. She worked with girls' track and field, girls' c country and the cheerleaders. Her favori hobbies are water-skiing, sailing and traveling, with skiing occupying most of spare time. Miss Hobbs received her M. from SHSU, and has learned that to mak great teacher means to place demands discipline on students. CARL HUDSON taught American Hist and received his B.A. from Austin Colleg Drugs on the campus are detrimental the whole education process and to the individuals vvho use them. I deplore the need for such stringent measures for lavv enforcementf' said MRS. IOANNE IERNIGAN about the new drug dog. She taught creative writing and English IV - L and received her B.A. from Texas Technological University. Mrs. lernigan claimed she had no spare time to get bo because she enjoys concerts, the theatre movies, reading and writing. Considerin herself liberated,f' Mrs. Jernigan is for complete equality of wages and opportunity. MISS DOROTHY IOSEY taught P.E. an sponsored Markettes. She received her from SHSU. '

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I' ' X Wally Ludtke J Gloria Mitchell Lila McGaw Kay Ludtke 240 -FACULTY Maureen McCo5lin mmm aiwaaaai Necil Meushaw Right: Vicki Martin Patricia Maxcy MHS - 'a great environment While teaching World History and ' sponsoring the C.irI's Golf team, MRS. KAY LUDTKE found time to become involved on the Foster Child Program. She and her husband adopted a foster child last year. Mrs. Ludtke received her B.A. from Rice University and celebrate the Bicentennial with a tour of the East Coast during the summer of 1976. She feels that a good teacher should have a awareness of the difficult role expecte of the person behind the desk and should make a sincere attempt to appl the subject matter to the student's life.' Memorial is super! exclaimed COACH WALLY LUDTKE. Ludtke received his B.A, at U of H and taught Health Il, Physiology and Multi-Media First Aid. Sponsoring the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, snow skiing, huntin and playing tennis were several of his pastimes. MISS VICKI MARTIN taught English I K and Creative Writing and received h B.A. at U of H. Advanced Placement American Hist was taught by MISS PATRICIA MAXCY who received her B.A. and M.Ed. at U o H' . Needlework, gardening and browsin about at arts and craft shows were just few of the things which MRS. MAUREE MACOSLIN enjoyed in her spare time. She taught English Il - K, II - L and sponsored I'Aides. Mrs. McCoslin got B.S. in Education at Texas Tech and she hopes to help students appreciate literature and to teach them to communicate. The English Department was chaire by MRS. LILA MCGAW who taught English ll - K and received her B.A. at Howard Payne University. MRS. NECIL MEUSHAW loves to tra read and care for her family and home a Typing I and ll teacher, she felt as though she would never run out of a million things to do. Mrs. Meushaw received her B.A. at SHSU and her M.E at U of H. She attended several Bicentennial functions in Houston. The facilities are great. The administration is excellent. I enjoy teaching at MHS, commented MRS. GLORIA MITCHELL. She taught Healt P.E. and volleyball and received her B.. from SHSU. Mrs. Mitchell feels that sincere interest in students and watching them grow with cornpassio a prime quality ofa great teacher.