Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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W Q burn Alie ,ldand ,baby Q -u , 1 . Blood dripping from her mouth, Senior Darla Lee promotes spirit by dressing up as a vampire at the Hai- loween pep rally. I really liked the part where the seniors danced around the gym. adds Darla. Sophomore boys Billy Tennan, Roger Dennison, and Lane McCullough show their spirit by blow- ing whistles and clanging cow bells. Members of the senior class show their enthusiasm by performing their traditional spirit parade to the tune of The Budweiser Theme. Whispering at the Halloween pep rally, Junior James Niles warns Grant Harpold about the hidious costume Senior Michelle Miller has for him. L. X Showing his little boy characteris- tics, Senior football player Bill Allord begins to make his victory speech costumed in a homemade diaper and bib rlglf Oi 12 peprames I' Z 3 A 1 when f Qi A ' . 5 3 f r Wm gm xxx. ye 3. S ,. z if px it n We xx'

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mafia... 50,5 day... U ienior Boy Paul Cummings exhibits is ability to play the electric guitar in rock band made up of lellow Senior loys. The band played Dirty White loy costumed in brightly colored 'utfits and white make-up. We loved 'oing it because it let us get out there nd be crazy, says Paul. ilhich legs are the sexiest? That's 'ie question cheerleaders ask fans at 'le homecoming pep rally. Since the rinner was determined by all the rhistlesg Jose Garriga was obviously hosen, explained Junior Yvette lanielle Helin. reshman girls Laura Bailey, Renee logers, Ann Hughes, and Stacy uentes imitate the cheerleaders in ve Spartans want a victory cheer. We really got into it when John Ken- ington led us, explained Renee. tgga Sat fd y .gf nh. i U Q' tv ?e 2. Ku 5 I it sr' - F. 0 Q Ii' mi. I 'ig f wi? Wir me .yi 1?

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fl W2 attack costumed students filled the stands to raise spirit for the coming game. Even though I was a freshman and everybody cut us down, I had a good time, explained Freshman Laura Bailey. I had been to one pep rally last year, but this year it was better because I was involved. Sophomore Lisa Sedgwick commented, I liked the things the Senior Girls did to the football players - especially the time they gave some of the players caramel apples, except one was a caramel g.. ,. 4-we H 4 ,, ,. M onion. started pouring back into like u ikii I The Senior Boys were the gym to see what was L t 6,2 ww . really spirited, added 90509 On- V .. t f if tt 'N 5, Junior Taye Cairnes. I liked Pep VHHY UHYS Wefe the clli tty, fy ,Z i it when they did the rock most exciting in the school 'J gr band and played 'Dirty White year, Stated Senior Dana my I al' it B0y', Lee. I didn't want them to 3 y The bad thing about pep end, but with the end of this f rallies was that they didn't year's football season came I last long enough, said the end of pep rallies for Senior Carolyn McKenna. We tried to do anything to make them last longer - like the time at the Westchester pep rally when some of the Senior Girls jumped up in the stands and started doing 'we get down and we attack'. Everybody another year., Leading a parade, senior Suzan Far- ley waddles across the gym floor. A neighbor and I got a big yellow Foleys bag and glued feathers from a duster all over it. It took a long fimep but it was fun, she said. 137: I ii 22 4 l if 3 Leading S-P-I-R-I-T, spirit let's hear it! Senior Ana Torella and Tatiana Fri- erson help the cheerleaders raise spirit and promote excitement at the Westchester pep rally. Reading the latest issue of Playboy, Junior Scott Rawlings captures the attention of his fellow teammates. Senior boys imitate the Westchester Wrangerettes at the lMldcat Hunt pep rally. Senior Jeff Crawford remarked, We practiced at least five nights. Now I can appreciate how hard the Spartanaires work. Although not allowed to sit on the bleachers Freshman Girls Susan Mel- ton, Chari Alverts, and Laura Baily intensely watch the Senior Boys per- form the drill team dance. pep rallies 13 -n