Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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'The Hustle' in pires pirit A banner painting session occupies some ofMelissa Townsen's time. Hustling to the new livelier beat of Memorial's drums, ten hardworking students endeavored to replace the blahs with rahs at pep rallies and games. With the declaration, We've got spirit! , the cheerleaders led the student body in all the traditional pep routines. They had practiced to near perfection in their sixth period cheerleading class, but their efforts did not begin just there. During the summer, one week was spent in competition at Southern Methodist University's cheerleading camp. It was a week devoted to sore muscles and endless practice all in the effort to learn new cheers. Maria Bluhm believed SMU was not just a way to learn new cheers but a way to bring us together as a group. It was exhausting and we had to be energetic all the time, but we didn't want to be fake. We were happy, because we wanted to make our school proud of us. Originality marked the special pep rallies which had themes such as Kicker's Day when overalls were worn in abundance and Fifties Day where slicked back hair prevailed. Mark White said this was a result of trying not to just make the pep rallies traditional. The cheerleaders went on to do their thing for basketball and the girls track team when some of the girls went to state meet. Sponsor ludy Hobbs summed it all up by describing the cheerleaders as fantastic! Right: Ready to heave the final blow, Mark White aims a the falcon, Mrs. Margaret Luther.

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