Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Villiam Braly Susan Branda Kim Bridges Dabney Brister Carol Brooks Tammee Brooks Bridgette Brophy Michelle Broussard Cindy Brown aanie Brown Vivian Brown Robert Brunl Todd Buchanan Risa Buck lim Buehring Reagan Burch lim Burg john Burg Paul Caico Melissa Campell Carl Canfield Franklin Cantrell David Capshaw Carl Carameros Steve Carpenter Mark Carrigan Del Ray Carsey l.....n ' if l r Q, . , lied Snyder flashes by Principal Margaret Luther's office, Hurrying to class, Mike Creedjumps out ofhis car with his leftover lunch. 'avid Cassard Karen Chadwick lane! Chaikind Margaret Chalker Harry Chambers Maureen Chambers Howard Chang Ellen Chapman Cynthia Charles Zheryl Childs NlCl1OlH5 Cl flSS john Clarke Renee Clay jack Clemmensen Robin Clemmensen Lauri Coburn Andy Cochrum Leigh Cody l3fY Cvleman VVHYUE COlEFf18I'1 Bob Cflller Iefl Collins Iohn Collins Patricia Collins Bryan Colquitl lenny Combs Karin Conn-by S E N l O RS - 247

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Tony Ackerman Sheila Adair Kelley Adams Mary Adkins Laura Agnew Robert Ahrens Brad Aitken Heidi Alfrey Anne Allen Lee Allen Lori Allen Matt Allen Teri Allison Marilyn Altschuler Debbie Anderson Eric Anderson Zach Anderson Robert Applegate Lisa Arnold james Barbara Auty Elena Avellan john Baer Brenda Baird Donna Baker Karen Baker Michele Barbero john Bartlett Betsy Bass Beverly Freedom After four long years of selling donuts and pushing carnations, the class of 1976 deserved its well earned rest. Class President Steve Smith said, Because we had 53,600 left over from junior Carnation Sales, We weren't really pressed for funds. We tried a fevv small projects but concentrated mainly on the successful outcome of the Senior Prom. Being a senior vvas more than the prom. It was one hour lunches off campus, homeroom once a week and numerous activities labeled senior privileges. These privileges ranged from being able to get out of school tvvo periods earlier than underclassmen, to being able to wear club tee-shirts to school. Senior Class officers are Vice President john Baer, President Steve Smith, Secretary Karen Baker, Representative-at-Large Kaestner, and Treasurer Louisa Craft, gf wi, jim Beamon Cynthia Beaton Susan Beckham Belinda Bell Lars Bengtson jordan Bennett Beth Benson Ted Berswill Mark Bertuzzi Bill Binder Russell Birdwell john Bishop Alice Black Guinn Blackwell Victor Blaine Mary Blair Rick Blohm Maria Bluhm Paul Kath Eric Bokvnkamp Gregory Boles Robert Booker Karl Borman Wimberly Boston Elizabeth Botsford Lucy Bowman Martha Bowman Andrea Boyes 246 - S E N IO RS john

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Mike Conner Karen Cook Robert Coons Holly Cortez Elaine lim COX Leuisa Craft Mike Creed Melodie Crum Rett Dalton mrani Bruce Duane Davies Kris Davis Ross Davis Diane Deadrick Carl Deal Ralilli IOM' l71'C6fll David DeLong lulie Dt-isler Mary Dement Slew' DvMifiiHf1 Brian Denekas Dave Denny Hans Derr Michael Devine Brian Devlin Turmoil Cheers, laughs and various weird sounds could be heard at every pep rally. This commotion was caused by the senior spirit clubs, Wranglers and Sigma Gamma. These tvvo clubs vvere definitely the most active clubs at school. Sigma Gamma tried everything from wrapping football players' homes to kidnapping them at 5:30 in the morning, to boost the spirit of the team. The Wranglers successfully attempted to live up to their slogan, 'Ranglers raise more Hell. In the process they also succeeded in losing their sponsor and president. After reorganization, they sponsored a blood drive and balloon sale and soon regained the respect of the faculty H and mg gghggl. A pep rally without Wranglers is like a Tuesday homeroom to Sigma Gamma. Acting as a Suzanne DeVore lUIY1 Wil lslnwli Suzanne Di Corcia Helen Dodd Dornith Doherty Barbara Donald Nt-il Dorflinger Susan Dorsey lim Driscoll m Dunlop l,dllY l3fdUi3lW0l1 Elizabeth Dunn Bill Dunn Durkee EUWIVI UVPV Edfiliman leafme -air Paul Edd Debbie Ellis Scott Emery Robert Emig Tim English Robert Epps Mark Erickson Eugenia Etheridge Nancy Everson Angela 248 - S E N IO RS