Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Cheers elevate spirits Cheers, chants and partner stunts, performed by 10 energetic girls and boys, dressed in red and white, served to arouse spirit in the crowd at all games and pep rallies. Memorial's cheerleaders, con-' sisting of Prissy Bean, David Hillman, Steve Hoff, Glenn House, Kristi Kissner, Missy Maxfield, Elizabeth Peck, Tressie Quebe and Sean Stin- son were on a crusade to bring about a better change in gymnastic and chant routines. The idea was to try to gear cheerleading towards a more gym- nastic approach and move it away from the idea of just standing out there and looking pretty, explained head cheerleader Steve Hoff. Duties for the selected 10 began in early August on the campus of Southern Methodist University. The squad learned techniques and com- peted with other cheerleading teams to see who could generate the S 't ,.. S .. ke? In Partner stunts play an important part at foot- Orange juice is served at a morning ball games. Cheerleaders Prissy Bean and Cheerleaders Elizabeth Peck Kristy David Hillman perform The Chair. Photo by Prissy Bean and Mascot Mark Dorfman lim Tomforde. mote spirit Photo by Taylor Stout

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Flag corps members included Front row: Iuniors Tanya Buchko, Mary Kay Scott, Freshman Kim Davis, President Senior lanet Greenburg and Iunior Melanie Ford. Huck row: Treasurer Senior Barbara Cannon, juniors Cathy Ortloff and Sheila Brown, Sophomores Lynn Brown and Ashley Turner and Laura Smelley and Seniors Ann Cleland and Shana Yeargin, Photo by Dan Thompson. Trumpet section consisted of Front row: Freshman Iohn Chenevert, Iunior Tom Crad- dock, Freshman Cynthia Levin, Sophomores Tim Haus, Brad Kearney and Dan Orfield, Freshman Cliff McCartney, Sophomore Kelley Leslie and Senior Frank Fasullo. Bock row: Seniors David Bakken, Max Mertz, Andy McKay and Steve Nolan, Sophomore Steve Riely, Seniors Doug Duerr and Mark Lusher. Photo by Dan Thompson. J-1, Band member, Van Hoisington, marching with fellow trombonist, lack Ross, exhibits his trom- bone played with no bell in the Homecoming Parade. Photo by lim Tomforde. Members of the Bass Clarinets were Front row: Freshman Denise Dupont and ludy George, Senior Chrissie McCartney, Sophomores David Portugal and Bill Petit and Senior David Skolnick. Photo by Dan Thompson, Band

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HW, J Q QI 'T 'W' 'E f MML'f,wLff WWW, I 4 ' 13 n ' 5 L ' WN, ,f nmhlbited by the pep rally crowd, heerleaders Missy Maxfield and Steve Hoff rform at the togi pep rally Photo by Iim My t, wwf: Q ,,, t Pep rally themes exposed real character of many students. Seniors Iudy Cuenod and Shawn Rupert proved they are true nerds dur- ing 50's day. Photo by Taylor Stout, 7 , , , 3 i ll 'Ula X 11 12.1 Markettes play an integral role during pep ral- ly season. Sophomore Markette Susan Hillman presents the Victory flag to the school during a pep rally. Photo by Taylor Stout. Beatle mania hit Memorial on 60's clay. luniors Ira Green and Archie Bennett pose as the Beatles at the 60's pep rally. Photo lmy lim Tomforde. Pup Rallln s