Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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FLEXING MUSCLES TO DEMONSTRATE THE POWER OF THE SOPHOMOFIE BASKETBALL TEAM was only a small portion of the Basketball Banquet for Jim Itin, Kenny Cameron, Richard Rider, Craig Reid, and Jim Dunn. Photo by Bill Montgomery. THE BEST OF LIFE IS TO BE SURROUNDED BY MAN'S TWO BEST FRIENDS, a girl and a dog. Ricky Matteson and Elizabeth Moore soak in the rays at Jamaica beach on Galveston Island. Weekends lured many students to the sand and surf of Galveston for sunburns and good times. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. I 1 i ,Zi-si is , ,, ' -s .... ..,-V 1.3.9 -' if., .My-gr, ,lj 3I 8 A lotto live upto WL

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.R 'Www . Sf. -,,,, , fn.. . SINGING, DANCING AND OTHER TALENTS ARE COMBINED to pro- duce the annual show, Follies. Stu- dents who participate in the last show of the year spent much of their time in rehearsals. Photo by Scott Waugh- tal. WITH A LITTLE BRASS AND VARI- OUS NOTES, seniors Bill Cohn, Chris Simon and David Smith entertain their audience along with other Jazz On Ice band members. Jazz On lce played at Memorial City Theatre after the movie l Want To Hold Your Hand featuring the Beatles, a popu- lar group in the 196O's. Photo by Bill Montgomery. DUE TO THE OVERCROWDED PARK- ING LOTS the grade level principals called on the Hedwig Village Police Department for help. Officer David Primeaux writes down an illegal par- ker's license's number and car identi- fications. Extra spaces were painted on by the Wranglers to add more parking spaces but the problem did not cease until after graduation. Photo by Bill Montgomery. A lot to live up fo 317

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Wt!-'i 1 , N 4? 2 4 1' 'J ., V 3 WITH AN OUTSTRETCHED HAND, Jim Black receives an Elementary award at Awards Night. Photo by Tom Freireich. AFTER BEING INITIATED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Linda Hood, Susan Holle, and Trey Herndon wait for the ceremony to con- tinue. Photo by Kathy Epps. A lot to live up to- Achieving our goals Memorial meant pride to us so we sweated over defeats and victories to keep this inner satisfac- tion. Occasionally we drifted away from the feeling of pride but almost instantly We regained our determina- tion. Our list was mastered and the gains We earned throughout the year proved we could do any- thing with the support of our parents, faculty, friends and inherited desire. Now the time has come to begin another list. It will be longer and more detailed than the last because, we have a lot to live up to. TO INFOFIM THE PUBLIC, the Marquee dis- plays the names of the new Markette drum majors. Photo by Scott Waughtal. AFTER RECEIVING HIS DIPLOMA, Cum Laude student Mark Durcan exits off the ramp feel- ing relieved that he's finally finished. Gradua- tion was held inthe Spring Branch Community Coliseum May 18. Photo by Scott Waughtal. A lot to live up to 319