Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Style, from formal attire to danc- ing techniques, was the name of the game as the Class of '79 congregated at the Hyatt Regency Hotel's Impe- rial Ballroom forthe Senior Prom May 12. Approximately 300 seniors and their dates danced from nine to Glass of '79 dances out in styl , one to the sounds of River City. A sign congratulating the 4-A State Football Champions greeted the students as they entered the ballroom. The Class of 1979 was dubbed the Class of Champions as a result of this award, the State 5 2 . i .K V l .' '. Xi . l 'T X T X li N ' I' Q t 1 56 senior prom Doubles Champions Mary C and Ellen Hopkins, and the i D.E. Award winner Pam Powe well as other award winners in demics, the arts and sports. The band, River City, little something for everyon everything from Beatles to Styx Catching the beat, Senior Lynn Booi and her date try out some fancy steps' Senior Marc Ostrofsky claps to tl music. Sing, singing away, Senior Bob Rei, entertains his classmates at the seni prom. By popular demand he took t stage and sang Come Sail Away. received a large round of applause fr his audience and praise from the ba members who accompanied him. Taking a break from dancing, Seni Chuck Serafino and his date, lunior La lie Hagedorn, talk with friends. T best part was the way the whole roo was made up - the decorations ai food and everything. It was a good si room, too, commented Chuck. Aft wards they went to a couple of parti The next day they went to Senior St Bushong's lake house on Lake Livi ston.

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Class of style Swayinif to the music, Senior leanie Par- ker an her date, Senior john Keating, take a turn on the dance floor. . Qi l K K 53 senior prom '79 dances out in Snapping to the beat, Senior Stephanie Bross smiles as she dances with her date, Senior Sam Larson. The dinner was the best part according to Stephanie. They ate at Brennan's. It took us three hours to eat. I had trout and he had steak. We only danced for half an hour. I wish it had been longer, but we stood in line for pictures for an hour, said Stephanie. Checkin out the food, Senior Mark Watson tieds his date, Senior Margaret Pering, a marshmellow on a toothpick from the pineapple trees. f.a,,i,.u l ior Chris Craig found the bar amusing They were good, ln funny. The decorations a refreshments went over well al According to Senior Greg Smi The ballroom was exquisite. Fr- the lighted elevators to the l sculptures, the entire setting reve in elegance. Since the food was 1 major cost and the room comes w it, it was as exquisite as the de rations. The cuisine incluol pineapple trees toothpicked w marshmellows, fondue, shrimp an punch. The two most common co plaints, though, were that the dar