Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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'th trophies, banquets, proms, pep rallies, parties and hangouts, the year encompassed more than just sses. School days gave way to nights weekends at restaurants, discos and aters. tretching from Freshman Orienta- n Aug. 25, before school officially rted, to the graduation of 526 seniors, y 29, 1978-79 was unique. Lessons re taught, tests were taken, but it n't stopthere. lt was a year of spirit and accomplish- Knts that expanded beyond the usual its, right to the 17 AAAA State Foot- Qll Championship. lt was a year of Knwth as reflected in the community. It s all this. It was more. i l 'bf l r ah! 'f mf, 6 Eeaking out in his government class, -nior Billy Humphrey stands at the odium in Mrs. Pat MauIdin's third ariod class. Bursting through a runthrough at the LaPorte play off game, the Spartans decided once was not enough and stomped the Bulldogs for the second time in the same season. The final score was 27-7. Sitting down to an untimely meal, Soph- omore Tammy Boone and lunior Bargen Lingan participate in their Homemaking class. S Known for her stylish wardrobe, Alge- bra teacher Mrs. Marion Wiggins arrives at school. After school Mrs. Wiggins plays tennis every day, occasionally with her own students. Lining up at McDonald's Iuniors Chris Exley and lim Randolph have it their way by taking advantage of seniors off campus lunch privilege. 2-7-9' N4'-I I I closing Z7

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At the band banquet on Ian. 29, Ba Director Mr. Randy Fitch and his da smile at the joke awards. The band h hired Eastern Onion to sing apprec tion to Mr. Fitch. Witches lean in to cast a spell in M1 beth, drama's UIL entry. Chrise Clex land, senior, Lucy loseph, senior, a Alicia Raudsep, senior, destined Me heth's future. ilftxifassewhll-C2VhrlSaaC Microphone in hand, Channel 2's La Enis interviews Splitend Ronnie Stuke during the Kashmere game. We l just sfored. I remember the first thin he was asking me were about the ple state andthe other team, said Ronnit 270 tloslng

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a ng Bearing a spirit box, Senior Susan Har- per wishes beauty Contestant Tom Bitt- ner, sophomore Barry Bittner's father, good luck. F' MA Two Senior Girls, Ellen Murray and Melanie Reeves, dance to Greased Lightning in February's Senior Follies. 272 closing me ce