Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ling farewell to the Class of '79, Rob- iing anticipates the future. It was of sad looking out at everybody thinking l might not ever see them said Robert. In ,rv ne -Jk 'vr' -JN 'T aying gold honor cords, Magna Lau e graduates were asked to .The top SQA in the class was desig- as Magna Cum Laude, and the OZ was designated as Cum Laude. 'ng for everyone to arrive, Susan er and Kelley Smith oof-off. commented, I think alot of peo- ot impatient at the commence- -they were looking ahead to the .s they were going to go to after- S ,, Entering the Coliseum, Ronnie Stukalin and Tracy Surber get ready to pair off and walk down the aisle. The whole time Ronnie felt sick, and he kept tell- ing me to get his parents and sneak him out, Tracy laughingly remarked. Dressed in whitefblack tuxedos, luniors Chris Wallace and Andy Schroth usher the seniors in. Chris explained, l really enjoyed being an usher because a lol ol' my friends were graduating, and it was neat being down there with them. graduation hi

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Th da that nd d high hool be on their way to college or to l job, leaving high school fa behind. Seated around 8:15, th graduates settled down for series of speakers, all stressin the immenseness of the gradt ates' next step in life. Whil speaker Curry luneau, fror Touch Center, pointed towar jesus as the answer, Senior Kare Brinkley stressed the importanc of time in the graduates' lives. For a lighter touch, Senior Bo Reilly and Paul Sonnier Iaugl' ingly sang You've Got a Friend' Later two graduates seeming! characterizing the Class of 191 as lighthearted, skipped arm i arm down the ramp after receiv ingtheir diplomas. Whatever the class charact l graduation moved to completig at 9:45. Graduates went on t parties or family get together bringing with them the memo of their first graduation and thell last bit of high school. l With a large smile, Barron Hobli receives his diploma from Building Pri cipal Dale Stafford. Barron's maj exclamation was Thank God I fina got it. Afterwards Barron and To Hoffman danced back to their seats.

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