Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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THE TOP BRASS pause for a minute during a meeting in Building Principal Wayne Schaper's office. Standing around his desk are Grade Level Principals Bill More- land, Olan Halbert, Margaret Luther, James Carthel, and Administrative Principal Gerald Clanton. Photo by Bill Montgomery. 1 ' WITHWA' SHIRT WHICH READS, Memorial Teachers Have Class, Mrs. Dee Furley gets into the spirit forthe second annual victory parade. Photo by Scott Waugh- tal, . . , ,,, . ' EdeIewe'ssA lf' ' W 3 , ' , Audrey Arhundrggri fam i ,Q 1 ' A it W 'I ,rzg , K. -f, ink-T r A l1 , ,1 i'i5-A, ,l I 1 X f' rf -,ri V , , I ,mr L, Q n vm: 'W.- - ,ft W 511. W.,.,, ' rgfkgpgg 1-Q-3:5 Z. rinse X JeanBoIes r A V I, N 1:31 . Judy Anderton' .1 ,. s,QaQ5'. x f f 2 ' ' if X i fn-:reap-f iii l - i f. . . Linda Andrews A V Norma Babcock ,. -r M ,,.. .ig ' ' W ff if A X . f 2 Z-532' ,I Q 4 was 1 f ig: Sue Baker ' Guy Barre K M f - . 'Q X . QF V 'si J . Q' , kkkk ' --c, y JanisBates Mildred Bauries ' .eiiffb r ' 4 12, A A .... ,. I f ,SSM . l,-'ry 2 l so Betty Eayley I W A Joan Belle ' , it rp , f 4,7 NA X, vi xx. f ' ' M-s M . fl PM J af? rv K 1 Joann Benedict 'X Marilyn Benoit la P tif' A Q 'A 4 .lr as lr' i . i Joyce Bieles , Jane Black . K 235-5.1 af t -, , V -wif, t ' f. iii' ' 1 I ' v ,I i 1 , , ...... gill: t 9 x . i r AnneBogan l , .1 K K Mary Bond i ' 'li -2- 5' i ..:'. - 5 'wa ' E is 1 3. Ea Faculty lames-bondl I ,, L ag., Pi... ri v- 45 ' v. ',-eg, L A2957 .,f't'i,iv is ' -viii' rn 1 ,, . . Depth design by Kerry Thornhill and Kelbi Gillun

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I A if ,.,L I' W -ax , V 1 , if V f 25' , i t ' E 1 , .' 'xi ag, S 4 ESQ :wig STUDENTS WAIT FOR THE FILIVI TO ROLE In thelr parked mars. Nine hours of drnvmg slmulatmn rs requtred to receuvc za Incense. Photo by Kathy Epps GLANCING AT HIS PAPERS Mr. McCoy prepares for has drtvezrs, educatlon class. Bumper suckers and stgns posted IU the stmulu tor remind drlvers to take care. Photo by Kathy Epps. Driver's Ed ' 185

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IN SUPPORT OF HER TEAM, Mustang fan and Chemistry teacher Mrs. Linda Andrews applauds at the Westbury game in the Astrodome. Photo by Scott Waughtal. - iqg I Part-time classy car enthusiast rebuilds engines omewhere around the University of Oklahoma's campus is a 1947 Ford with a Skull-and-Cross-Bones painted on the front doors that was abondoned and has been sitting there since 1957. Counselor Tom Lewis lost his 1947 Ford his freshman year at the University of Oklahoma. I parked it fthe carl and went to a party. The next day I forgot where I left it and I never found itg explained Lewis. Lewis has graduated from losing cars to rebuilding the engines of cars. He has rebuilt around 207 cars over the years, including a Porsche, an Alpha Romeo, a couple of Mercedes and M.G.'s and even a Morgan, which is a car that looks the same as it was made 50 years ago in Britain. Love at first sight has a different connotation for Lewis. I have always liked sports cars and that has put me in touch with people with similar inter- ests, he said. Hanging around mechanics, you naturally pick up things, I don't ever remember learning how to take apart an engine. It was a gradual thing. I just look at a car and sort of fall in love. I look at the exterior of the car, and I won't fool with a car with a bad body, said Lewis. I think it is as important to work with your hands as well as your head, justifies teacher turned counselor Lewis. My wife doesn't.mind my rebuilding cars at home,'in her garage, it saves on repair bills. I still donit have a car without any problems though, said Lewis. Buying cars to fix is not the cheap- est hobby but Lewis has even gotten around that minor drawback. Selling the cars that he has rebuilt might not turn in a profit for Lewis, but it makes his hobby a lot easier to afford. -- 30 - Cynthia Cangv EXAMINING THEIR BROKEN WATER PUMP, Junior Counselor Tom Lewis and son John try to figure out what to repair next. Lewis collects antique cars and John seems to be following his dad's footsteps. Photo by Scott Waughtal. Faculty ' l 87