Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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1 F . F is ' til :' P , f F F , w e Paul Dudrick Rebecca Duke Bonne Dunaway Karen Fernbach Susan Fisher Keith Fite lohn Frisby Iimmy Frost Matt Fulton Melting pot Accustomed to the ways of Memorial High, most of the sophomores melted into their second year with ease. Some students were not so used to the school, but they formed quick opinions and blended in readily. Sophomore Dale Spencer, from Leeds, England, said, lt's a hell ofa lot harder than English schools. The rules are strict, but in the long run, this school is the best school l've ever been at. Some changes took place for sophomores who were interested in clubs and organizations. The field was now open to them in such organizations as SAMM'S, Young Life, Spanish Honor Society, Mao- Saps and Markettes. Many sophomores took advantage of these clubs and became active in them. Richard Garrett Will Gaston lacki Gelb Nancy Ghormley lanie Grant lane Graubart Vicki Greenfield Carol Greer ia, .-311. , , Q 6 r fr F . j va- 415 Mary Fallow Q 7 f 2, 33 If ' b W rg lan Ellis Chris Erickson Q. .. , l ,M i Mark Florian Marchelle Fletcher lulia Forney Kathie Forney . A, f X ., of fa il ' W ' il . W' Anne Furbush Linda Gall Zoe Gamble Brian Gammill D iezzw' ,. - ai ..., sw ....,.. Brent Favor Ed ar Mike Fowler -im, tr fi in 6 72,1 '.-, W S: ' . M ,HB .. 4? iff-if 4' 1 sl 'ff' , Ki mberly Gantt H I.: E P? I '. , Q2 W 8 fl? Qwgzf file f tl Alex Garcia After enjoying lunch, Karl Heinrich enjoys his new yearbook. Kelley Gillum Katherine Ginther : f f if tg 1? ' 5 3 'W ' J :--: ' i ' 4 1 3 fir, 3 1 it 1 1 Enjoying a between classes Brad Leslie Cowan David Griffith Lyle Gripp laV Gr0SS . 3 I sf-'liz 4 I , - s ' x Yin , ' '34 ,Sian ., f , , -V l lift ii , ,. -If ilixiiii ' x ' If if ,rf r. 'ig 1 5 ,fr -ri J f W Jr f -2 4 N if 2 F Bob Grow Donna Gustainis lanet Hacker Nancy Hamon Nancy Hampton lohn Hanesworth Russel Hankins Connie Hanna Lelia Hanratty lohn Hansen Deirdre 268 - SOPHOMORES

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