Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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S Mfhiawn wnug,,,-Nj..-LL 'W' 'gzzfm 0 U dr Stretched out on ihe Held, Senior Bill Earthman, 89, gets special attention 'or an injured ankle by Straiford Weiner Charlie Henry and the SBISD medical trainer. Clapping for a just-made basket, Cheerleaders 77m Goss, Alan Beard, Mike Maidenberg, and Suzi Hemin- ghaus cheer during a game in the Colesafm. Vw Z , q.!5'lZKEi fa , 5 f ' T X , I , ' x 4 1 IK: n'f 'Q AN i,ll g X x Leaving from under the opponents' basket, Senior Ben Langsien, 40, looks for an opening as Senior Bobby O'Brien moves down court with the res! ol the ieam. Lining up under the ball, Junior Lisa Simms, 77, bumps the ball over the net as Coach Veda Brimberry care- fully watches as the official. sports 109

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O sports C31 games that we play si 'N itil I P ', .. .ssssssssss , Q 1 x + 1 .. MM - , . ' A . ,ilg . E T Y - 'S' i 'S Esta - 0 Q. . tg .5 Taking ot! at the sound of the gun, swimmers at the SBISD Natatorium plunge forward into the water getting as much acceleration as possible from their initial burst of energy. 108 sports I .if ras-mn g A oo,o b M... .J M.,-423' 4 lss' t 'NYES' '38 Football, volleyball, cross' country, rollerskating . . . athletics included team sports, individual competitions and entertaining pastimes. Stratford teams put a lot of effort into sports even though it didn't show as much this year, commented Sophomore Pam Sewell. Fans showed up to support teams in Tully, at the Colesium, and at the school's own track and gym. Junior Steve Streller said, Even though we didn't win state, everyone worked together and had a pretty good time. Besides practices and competitons on scholastic levels from freshmen to varsity, students got into physical fitness in their own ways too. Jogging, weightlifting, and cycling were popular among students. Senior Tiftany Doucette said, I love getting a gang of friends and going downtown to have some fun rollerskating. It's a crazy way to 1. get out and get some great exercise too. Through their individuality they were defining themselves. pass. Giving lines. Coac ical glance from an waiting to finish an lice.

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pe' h'm 'M++fw4m,, wuhwmmv At the Lamar game, which ended up in a 12-0 win for the Spartans, Senior Chuck Thomas C731 Senior Bill Alford C881 and Senior John Terry C721 lead the run-through. 1979 Varsity Statistics Stratford Opponent 27 Port Neches 7 23 La Port 26 12 Lamar 0 41 Elsik 0 0 Spring Woods 90 0 Memorial 12 6 Hastings 20 0 Spring Branch 56 7 Northbrook 14 - 0 Westchester 14 L r Signaling 31 with raised fingers, Senior Philip Brashier C 661 Junior Bill Fuentes C 5 11 and Senior Fred Billings C 771 rest on the sidelines. GL 'E I . I Ex' X: ' K A ,,N,esa ,: ::,.,: . i tm-gm.. V Q 1 k g Pursued by the Lamar Mustangs, Junior Quarterback Jeff Fondon pre- pares to pass the ball. Following a block by Junior Tim GPN Y ii Weber C201 Junior Quarterback Jeff Fondon C151 readies to pass the ball. 'Ns and 1-s'f!'lk 1 1 10 football