Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ff 'Aff K 'll .,0' .ff 164 seniors Wearing a mum that her football play- er's mom, Mrs. DeBesse, gave her and the other Senior Girls in her group, Sen- ior Cassie Curelop concentrates on her government notes during Mrs. lan DeVault's fifth period French V class. imitating Iohn Belushi's beer can feat in the movie Animal House , the Senior Boys, unable to use beer cans because of the administration, raise their milk cartons before crushing them on their foreheads. WJ sea 1' Afxi Q 0 'C' 49 Sweet dreams occupy Senior Bryan P during Mrs. Wendy Brown's fo i period English IV class. Bryan because he thought the Victorian n he was reading was boring, he ende never finishing it. Carrying her Carnation and weari spirit ribbon, Senior Stacey Fowler t a break in the hall on a hectic pep day. Stacey said that, We received nations from Flowers of Houstonh supporting the football team so sp edly . .4-I

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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

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l, .. f-1 3'-gs x -Y' W ct, . J N X , J Q7 Abramson-Bogoard Abramson, Leslie Adams, Kevin Adams, Tom Alcorn, Linda Allee, Virginia Althof, Russ Altschul, Dan Anderson, Dana Arens, Deborah Ash, Michelle Ashwill, Warren Avery, Robin Bacon, Susan Bailey, Kevin Bailey, Martin Baker, Daryl Ballard, Brent Ballard, Tahnya. Ballensky, Mike Barbara, Michael Barnes, Victoria Bartlett, Steve Baumgarn, Diane Bayless, jeff Beasley, Letha Beck, Dianna Berry, Carla Best, Barbara Birdsong, Sheila Bissonett, Tammy Blair, james Blair, William Blankenship, jake Blaschke, julie Blue, Terri Bogoard, Audrey seniors 165