Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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, During a night on the town, sophomore Iames Griffith dances at Magic Way, one of the favorite teen discos. lames commented, I go there all the time and it's great. They have colored lights that flash on and off, and lots ot other neat effects. lt's a good place for kids my age to go. While goofing around, sophomores Ross Nedderman and Roy King wait in the snack bar line during A lunch. According to Roy, Waiting in line is a waste of time and I only do it when nec- essaryf' Q While leaning against the blackboa sophomore Mary Tessier pauses in tv Linda Whaley's geometry class. Mt explained, I was bored in geome and was daydreaming about Gi New. After spending a long day at schc sophomore Linda Suchochleb ent her bus to return home. According fellow sophomore Reedi'f5Hfolim', Many sophomores ridieittihe YE because we don't have carWsfWL6its'Tdf don t have our licenses eithergfgl g 'if is 3

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Blue-Brown support SODHS ' In the light of the varsity football team's success, sophomore ,football became almost buried to all but the sophomore fans. Spartan ifan, Mimi Owings attended every home game. 'fl only went to the home games becausetl didn't havefaride to the away games. I usually got fa ride home with my friend MarycWinch's father, and sometimes we just stayed after schiooluntil the game started. c t i B if ' l Actually, Mimi preferred the sophoi more ,games to the varsity. Shel explained, The sophomoregames were better for me because l knew the guys playing. B c of f i' B f The fact that the team didn't play in Tully stadium often did not seem t bother Mimi, in fact she said, she like being closerto the actual game., On guy even landed -on my lraplfl woul have been deadifl had been sitting o the ground! ' l r W i i is Since the cheerleaders did Snot s perl form at the sophomoregames, lots oi the girls formed cheering sections an carried on cheers. The other team never, had any spirit because nobod from their schoollusually ,ever camet watch, said Mimi. B , B at After-game events consisted of eating at Wendy's or.justtaIkin vvithfriends. i in-l -PM Blue Tammy Boatman Ron Bobbit Ray Boehmer Dixie Boloware, Michele Bonner, Brigid Boone, Dan Boone, Tamie Bowan, lanet Brace, Mike Branhall, Liz Branum, lim A Braswell, Karen Brockway, james Broker, Vince it Brooks, Kathy Brown, lim Brown, Iudi 5+ Jigs 'Nt 204 sophomores