Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Qin- 'I that ,,4 ,....fEE e ifi,l'fsi ,wma Markette Division I, Front row: Holly Stroud, Second row: Leigh Brock, Leslie Roberson, Third row: Lori Lohman, Becky Green, Margaret Abadie, Fourth row: Marlene Magness, Michelle Frisby, Gene Madden, Son a Stadsvold, Last row: Tracy Miller, Laura Gritlfin, Carol Blankenship, Anne Dennis and Shawn Sullivan. Photo by Iim Tomforde. Markette Division IV: Front row: Kim Cunn- ingham, Second row: Melissa Bokemkamp, Ginger Collier, Susan Hillman, Carrie Bumb , Kristy Roberts, Third row: gensy Meyers, Shel- gf Bauman, Michele Hug ey, Laura Clinton, ack row: Carol Furst, lennifer Shroff, Diana Davis, Amy Teague, Kim Blissard and Amy Olbrich. Photo by lim Tomforde. Markette Division II, Front row: Esther Miles, Second row: Christine Hogarty, Shannon Hen- dry, Third row: Michelle Morgan, Kim Zindler, Ma L nch, Fourth row: Gene Roberts, Astrildlwilliams, Fran Powell, Cynthia Harris, Sarah Brown, Bock row: Michelle Therouz, Kathleen Andrews, Iana Kimmel, Melissa Ferrel, Hannah Dale and Anne Love- joy. Photo by lim Tomforde. Markettes O 17

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St le modifies show military officers to come carry them to practice or to the game. A second lieutenant finds out ear- ly in her officer duty that she is to manage the props during and after school practice, class and the games. said Leigh, It's not easy. Innovative half time shows were choreographed by Drum Major Ellen Bowman and Assistant Drum Major Leslie Champion. We've tried to keep up with the changes in dance style and especially the changes in music said Dorothy. The Markettes would not have been complete without the band. The groups practiced together the last three days of the week to put together the show. I think we have a great band and certainly an excellent band director. I think their number one rating at con- test tells how good they are, said Dorothy. Christmas card sales are a major money making project for the Drum Majorettes Seniors Ellen Bowman and Leslie Champion flash the ever popular smile associated with Markettes. Photo by jim Tomforde. Markettes. A large cut-out Christmas tree hung in the Markette room with ornaments by each seller's picture symbolized the amount of cards sold. We could look at the tree to see how many cards we sold, said junior Michele Hughey. The Markette Banquet, held December 9, marked a time for the girls to receive special rewards and to relive the early year with a slide show. We received charms for atten- dance and Christmas card sales. We got gifts for selling certain amounts of cards, said Michele. continued on page 19 Executive officers for the Markettes were Secretary Anne Lovejoy, Reporter Holly Stroud, Vice President Shannon Hendry, Treasurer Laura Clinton and President Carol Furst. Photo by jim Tomforde. Markette Division III Front row: Betsy Bossung, Second row: Leslie Lana, Melania Weiman, Third row: Cyndi Keyzer, Mary Lynn Karvelas, Kelli Ikard, Elizabeth DeVerter, Lisha Hoff, Darlene Fondy Back row: julie Lutweiler, Pam Miller, jennifer Conrad, julie Deane, Connie O'Connor, Vicky Nicandrosf Peggy Huppertz. Photo by jim Tomforde. XA., is

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MSPIRIT , K- I 356 alg wi lil C Markettes support the basketball team at the Football games are enhanced with lxiarkettes basketball pep rally prior to the Westchester such as Senior Becky Green. Markette smiles game, Photo by lim Tomlorcle. Marketles Half time shows required many hours after perfection. lunior Shelly Bauman performs and cheers help to promote Mustang spirit. split tluriug one of the routines in the Photo by lim Tomlorcle. Photo by lim 'l'ouil'ortle.