Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Branded with pride Baseball was a repeat story of iden- tical theme, almost. At the close of the season, Memorial, as the second round winners, found themselves in a playoff against Spring Woods, the first round champion. In an exciting three game series, the Mustangs fell to the Tigers in the final game. Late in the year, another news item hit the Spring Branch area. A multi- million dollar bond issue was passed supplying money for district wide im- provements. New gyms as well as im- proved heating and air systems will be added to every high school in the district. The theme chosen to represent this year was Branded with pride. This idea well describes the Memorial stu- dent. It is a strange theme in that it does not limit itself to this year alone. Branded with pride describes Memorial victories for every year. Look at us, Look what we've done. Memorial's call to the rest. Our brand is not made of iron, it is simply our signature. When something is signed, it is complete, branded with pridew Comical costumes enabled Senior CLEP students Bill Stinner and Sheri Hart to perform a skit about law enforcement for video televi- sion. Photo by Charles Kefauver. Caught in the midst of a shockingly serious discussion, Mrs. Nancy Henderson and Senior Michelle Mahoney proceed to miss a majority of the Stratford baseball game. J F 286 O Closing 'wx

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,Wx K J if i .J N N X , XX I HU Beauty being only skin deep, Senior Drum Major Ellen Bowman and assistant Leslie Champion prepare themselves to march while on their London tour. Photo by lim Tomforde. French cuisine was the style ofthe evening as Seniors Grant Olbrich and Leslie Simon show the closeness ofthe Iournalism stall' at the May 6 banquet. Photo by Taylor Stout. l r Protest signs were carried by flower children Senior Brad Fishman, luniors Mike Hensley, Scott Gaetz, Ed Madden and Neil Schulman at the 60's pep rally. Photo by lim Tomforde. Awaiting the announcement of Homecoming Queen, Senior nominee Kristi Kissner is escorted onto the field by her father. Photo by Dan Thompson. Closing O2

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K ir-Q W I '.,r l 1 .x 'Q Q , aww ...L Everyone gets involved in the pep rally as Senior Varsity football player Seth Howell il- lustrates his form in a stunt with Senior Kristi Kissner. Photo by lim Tomforde. Younger Life is one aspect of Young Life, giv- ing Freshmen a chance to see what it's all about. Seniors David Hillman, Laurie Kimmel and Tom King share ideas. Photo by Taylor Stout. cz .' . ' ' If .M I J nk if-1 'W fe 1 4' '1 . '14, P fs? ' 'r. K , 1 If 1, any H -'fsfxxlff lv la In 50. 'I ':H'd'f W,aj, i v .asf -,W .-v. is w 5 . 'SP' v.. Q f liz. , if? g f , is a 'WK ftfi A' ls ,J X Surprise and weariness are on the faces of Markette Sophomores Carrie Bumby and Cyn- thia Kaiser at the Markette surprise paiama pick-up. Photo by Dan Thompson. Wednesday nights were set aside by many students for campaigners. Senior Eddie Dun- nam, Iuniors Susan Bradfield, Wayne An- drews, Ieff Brosch and Robert Hinnant enjoy a meeting. Photo by Taylor Stout. Closing O 287