Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BEL-AIR PHOTOGRAPHERS We Cusiom Print 24 Hour Service SLOW DANCING, SWAYING TO THE MUSIC, West- chester's Nanette Newlin and Will Worly celebrate another football victory at one of the many after game parties. Photo by Kathy Epps. Ava i l a ble 25 I I W. Holcombe 666-l5l I Satu rd ay N ig ht Feve r creates disco cl a nci ng QfQlLl'22AJfllf'fe2ifXEg'i,2S?ii2faFnii'lf7'gffnflgfffllyea Bloomdohl disco-dances at a Senior Girls Formal. Photo by Students head for Uncle Sams Disco Dancing, the most talked about weekend activity for the Memo- rial area students. was really rolling. Students packed their cars and trucks with friends and headed for the Discot- heque. Uncle Sams. Addidas and T-shirts were out for Disco Dancing. The most common attire found at Uncle Sams was high- waisted jeans and satin shirts for girls. and slacks and silk shirts for the guys. High school students also played a big role at the discotheque Uncle Sams. Junior Jene Clemmensen said, It's fantastic, it's the funnest thing I've ever done. it has great music and it is just the place you want to go. l've always wanted to go Disco Dancing. but it never really phased me until l saw the movie 'Saturday Night Feverf and Uncle Sams makes me feel like l'm in a movie myself. said Junior Debbie Grosz. Students could be found going to Uncle Sams, even after dancing at for- mals. For example Sophomore Sid Womack said, after the J'aides For- mal. about six of us wanted to dance some more. so we took off for Uncle Sams. That was the only place we wanted to go. so that is where we stayed. Seniors got off to going to Uncle Sams too. Once after a basketball game. someone yelled 'Head for Uncle Sams' and about seven carloads of seniors were on their way in about five minutes. said Senior Chip Colvill. Dancing is not only fun, but it sup- plies a large amount of exercise. Dancing is almost as tiring as basket- ball practice, said Junior Randy Cole- man. You learn more moves on the dance floor than on the basketball court. he added. l guess, if l estimated on how many friends you would see when you go to Uncle Sams, I would say about four or five, and that is just from your own school. said Junior Penny Sterling. -30- f Mclmiie Price Kathy Epps.