Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ieone Who wants to learn, she said. lrs. Nancy McKnight, junior English :her, enjoys having students who stion. They want to know more than tt their grade is. That's what teaching l about. id coach of the Varsity football team, ar Cripps led the undefeated Spar- s to the 4-A state championship. ing time out from grading papers, Iish teacher Mrs. leanie Driscoll t liked to act crazy and enjoy her- ,ggi SX, lr' Harrison, linda Adaptive Behavior Aide Haskett, Mary Anne General Business, Tvpins cf' 5 fs K Hatfield, lune English Ill Henderson, Catherine English ll, IV, Grammar Hennagir, Deborah Special Education Hill, Virginia Algebra ll, Cheer- leading Sponsor Hogue, Phyllis English Il, Ill Holland, Ellen History Honeycutt, Sandra Counselor's Aide Hoover, Nancy History, Geography Huitt, Leah Clerk faculty 243

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Dophied, Shirley Computer Operator Drago, Mary Gail English IV, Creative Writing Dragon, Sharon History Driscoll, leanie English I, IV Comparative Novels Edwards, ludy Fundamentals of Math, Algebra I Feille, Peggy Spanish ll, French II Fisk, Sherrill I 12 grade Principal Fitch, Randy Band French, Bob Boys Physical Education, Baseball Funk, Lynn History, Basketball, Golf Gano, Betty Spanish I, IV, VI Giddens, Fern Counselor Gilbreath, Mark Biology, Football Goodwin, ludy Speech I, ll, Debate Greer, Barbara English I, IV 242 faculty libtulltie 5 owetfffttunme lcontinued from page 240l Mr. Gordon Utz, social studies department chairperson, enjoyed watching kids grow up. What he liked the least was watching them tstudentsl fall apart, knowing what's happening and not being able to prevent it. English Teacher Marsha Williams finds teaching rewarding because I car keep in touch with the next genera- tion. But, according to Ms. Boone, A drawback is you forget what other 34- year-olds are like. Mrs. Williams' least favorite task if my duty. I stand in the cafeteria anc watch the children inhale food. I alsc stay after school and talk to kids. Ari added frustration for Mrs. Williams il R.C. I goto R.C. and talk, one to one, tc someone who misbehaves and I don get to spend time, one to one, witl Introducing the varsity and junior sity basket all teams at the first pep rally, Coach Guye Barre smiled the response of the enthusiastic Groves, lanis English ll, IV, Future Teachers Hageman, Norma Special Education Aide '

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lmin, Reba Homemaking I lsaaclrs, Donna Algebra I, English ll laks lr., Richard Machine Wood Shop I, Il lames, Brenda Algebra l, Geometry I lohns, Barbara English ll, Latin I, ll lohnson, Barbara Vocational Office Education lones, lynn Clerk Kennedy, Glenda Counselor Kennedy, William Swimming King, lames Administrative Principal King, Iimmy Counselor Kirk, lames Counselor Kooistra, Blanche Librarian Lau hlin, Maureen Clei Lawson, Richard French I, German I, Il, lll, IV, V, VI leal, Beatrice Audio Visual Clerk lewoczlio, Susan Homebound Teacher Leubs, Sydney English Il, Ill Mabee, Carolyn Algebra I, II, Calculus Manry, Frances Librarian Martin, Karen Girls Physical Education 244 faculty 2. Dressed up for the Halloween ar Homecoming pep rally, English teach Mrs. Wendy Brown was chosen as a be costume contestant. I