Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Gigi lamison laninelammal Rickylenkins Sharon johnson Scott ' . t l Bob Kaplan Elisabeth Kaufman Melody Kebodeaux Kim Kelly Richard Kelpen Eileen Kenefick Lisa Kern Tammy Kerner Craig Keyzer Thamer Anticipation Rotating the newly acquired class rings 77 times, supposedly brought good luck for the remainder of the year as many juniors suffered early symptoms of 'fsenioritisf' The traditionally red stone encricled by a large gold band served as a definite symbol of an increase in importance and sense of priority. lt became questionable to some around November l, when the PSAT, SAT and NMQTS could no longer be placed in the back of the mind and forgotten. They had indeed become reality and their significance continued to increase. Countless hours and several Saturdays were spent in preparation and in taking the tests -then there was the sigh of relief and the anticipation of the outcome to be revealed several months later. Kent Killion Anitra Barbara King Kieran Koller David Koran Alison Kotch Buddy Lavin Ken Lawson Polly Leach Richard Leach Cynthia Leavens Daniel LeClair Carolyn Leever Katherine Lehmann Leslie Leonard Barbara 260 - l U N IO RS

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' -- 'i -if Li' 'gg Q at ' Qs .,.. . ,. it Elspeth Mclsaac Bill McLean Cody McRae Diane Nixon Anne Norris john Norris Linda Nowicki Cyndy Noyes Haruhiko Obawa Mike O , . Duncan Kim Ogg Oppenheim Endeavors Cluttered in department stores and quick food restaurants were juniors seeking money by way of employment. The idea of work became more of a necessity as dances, formals and sports seemed not only to require but demand money. Some school activities had juniors not only involved but had them leading in areas ranging from spirit clubs and pep rallies to band and markettes. When there was a job to be done or a project for the junior Class to organize, participation did not endg they were always willing to co-operate and make everything representative of their efforts. john Pigue summed it up by saying, l think we have a good class, they work hard when we have a project. Gwen Pelts Mark Peterman Betty Plaza Lisa Pletcher Mike Pollak f - -'i1. - , rsr i gs,rt 1 5 . 325559 in ' a Kathy Quigley Paul Radcliffe Sally Rae Sherri Rains Bradley Rau Blake Reed Phil Reed Sara Reeves Ben Reynolds Nancy 262 - j U N IO RS jennifer Orr Susan Overly Kathy Overstreet Georgia Pappas james Pappas PSSSY Pafkef Stew Parke' Cha'