Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Rx ss:-s gym S Nag N '-. Blowing bubbles at lunch, Senior Mar- cella Pardo celebrates during what she and her friends Call a rat party. They received rat presents from junior Laura MCMorris. Pick a Card, any Card from lunior Mike Conway who's got the greenhacks and plastic money for a good time, at least in Mrs. lune Hatfield's English Class. Mike, a veteran to drama productions, played the lead role in the musifal, Bye, Bye Birdie. 162 tlasses Following the Cowie tradition of s porting the team, 3 year old las Cowie, in the arms of his mother, E enjoys the same pep rally as his brothers Mark, Greg, and Paul. ,N W The man behind the mask, lunior Arps portrays a headless pirate in Betty Cano's Spanish VfVI class one Came dressed as famous CharaCters for a Class Costume party.

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: o the masses who were homeroomed, j assembled, alphabetizecl, instructed shuttled, at first school seemed a place 'e lost in as a freshman. As sophomores, ents knew their way around but yearned ipperclassman status, Finally, juniors and ors, those who had arrived at the top, Led around and saw more than just a lr h of faces. lxe been going to school with some of be people since elementary school, mented Senior Tracey Wheatley. To irs, it was unfamiliar, just a place to go xxhile, Denise Dial, freshman, said, My rite part ol the day was when the last rang. hatexer the incentive, people showed 'illing classes and schedules in another of education. '19 up and kidnap ed by their Sen- irls, varsity squatfrnembers Steve elka and Mark Gabrisch suffer the Halloween pep rally. They me and Brad New and a bunch of guys who were dressed up to lo for breakfast. I felt really dumb! leve. down at his Algebra I assign- reshman Lane McCullough s on his homework. He com- It's a fun class, because the makes us do our work but she talk if we don't get out of hand. I 77 Cf' 'PW K the year was .f-,. I ,L ui X ' ' 5 -,, 5 I j XX Kf I' L I j j 1 l A ' I . - H J 1 ,L P1 n Z l . I , 2 r : fx 5 :':f1i:f Q . 'A I X ' t t 'L' I Q X . ff' f . . s H v g Y j A ' -W1 f - -V4 U-, L I l'-,f'T' ers. ', tw x 'Ts-, N, 14x ia: . - L .J N-. f X Going for the curly look, Kirk Walton Elsik, 12-9. It lcurlerj was just lying on joins in the victory celebration as the the bus floor and a couple of the guys freshman football team returns to got me to put it on, said Kirk. school Saturday morning after defeating ,i X 'ff 'vhvm'--N. if D ,.,M.qhS. H., classes lol