Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Conlinuedfrom page 66 When I get nervous it makes me do better. lt adds to the excitement. she said. For many people. especially former chorale members, Vespers is a must to attend. Chorale member Senior Tommy Child observed. Some people make plans to go every year, it's like they've already got the date reserved. Vespers was shown on Channel 26 twice during the Christmas holidays, once on Christmas Eve. According to Lisafabout half of the songs had to be cut from the original performance for the 30 minute show. The taped show was a learning experience for the cho- rale. We could see what we'd done wrong, Margaret said. adding, We were all petrified. The funny part was that afterwards when we saw it. we looked like statuesf' -30 - - Cathy C-hriss and George Kiersted ALSO ENJOYING FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENTS at Jan- ice Webb's and Ginny Henry's Christmas party are Duncan Oppenheimer, Penny Sterling and Carrie Bratton. The party was held on December 17. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. CHRISTMAS GADGETS OF ALL KINDS could be found at the Original Christmas Store located in Town and Country. Gifts in the store ranged from small, inexpensive ornaments to expensive, imported items. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. CELEBRATING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR FRED STOWE, Mike Karisch, and Allison Kotch, meant attending Janice Webb's and Ginny Henry's party at the ballroom dance school Magic Way. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. WITH DECORATED STREETS, downtown Houston was very much a part of the Christmas spirit. Stores were busily crowded with anxious shoppers when it got down to last-min- ute present buying. Photo by Darryl Yee. 4 I I I I Festivities ' 69