Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Susan Sebesta SanrltYSmanr Richard Seiler Scott Sence lohn Shannon Kelly Shanahan Elizabeth Shaw ludith Shelton Swan Shefifl-W Eflfa Emily Shivls William Shit-lrls 12 Liga Shot-maker Bobby Short limmy Short Ann Silver Blake Simpson Howard Sims Susan Andrew Sloan Marilyn Sloan lanet Slover Competition One out of 616 had to be first. This thought ran through the heads of many ambitious seniors about to receive their rank in class. After most of the decisions about colleges were made, competition for grades became much more relaxed. Exemption from finals and the thought of going off to college made four years of work worth it. Seniors were exempted from finals according to scholastic average and the number of absences. Many seniors felt that high school was a drag and were glad for the upcoming freedom. I can't wait to get out, said Sarah Grimes. jerry Strickland said l wish l had been a senior all four years! Smith Steve Smith Bruce Smith Bill Smith Carter Smith David Smith Diane Smith Ellen Smith HollY Cheating, Al Mandola beats the Bear at the Spring Branch pep rally. 59f7f0f men D9fCh fh9fTl59lV95 OVHV the Aqua Ann Snook Susan Theodore Chns Harold Sprawls Stazo Steve lras Taghizanch lane Taner l-lirokazu Taniguchi 254 - SE N IO RS Marti David Ross Strickland Randall Sutton Lisa -a-I David Tate Suzanne Taylor Tom Thaxton leff Thompson Mary Thornhill Marla Till Barbara

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