Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Go Home Iran! Proudly pointing to his sign on the third floor, Varsity football player Butch Diemer shows oft another mas- terpiece made by his Demons - Senior Girls Carolyn Cox, Cindy Tid- well, and Cathy Da vis 10106117 ONLY SK! CNP new-'tion DAIRY Awroszo PSQQFESMUMAL. Boinouxa Youma ure: 7: 50 by Catching students attention, the original Ski Camp poster got many students involved in the Young Lite Ski trip to Colorado. For heaven's sake, vote Angel I Advertising with Senior Mike Con' way's mural in the library showcase, Rig-ht Guard Our 111 protection Waiting tor the football players to run onto the field, Sophomore Holli Swayze helps hold up the gigantic run-thru poster which states how the Spartans feel about the Westchester Wildcats Senior Tittany Doucette said, 'tPainting the posters was a lot of fun, but it was sad watching them get torn down. - M. -. -I ,asiiesw Q'Q,i,g'?jjWdjt5OijfQ7igQ,5fg',jCQjO'Qf6jf Come to the Student Life Banana Bash! tion, uv' Drama Dep ,f' ,- IN A94 PJ? , .iC, YYO rfo V Alertly spotting our photographer, Senior Leslie Hagedorn admires the new sign donated by the Spartan Booster Club. M SPA RTANS M PS f 5f Cp1 'WE W Mangle the Mustangs! signs 19

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ooooe ooooooooooooog, Q i Signs of me times 5 CD Qsooooooooooooooooooog Mr. Bill says: Don't forget to buy your 1980 yearbook! Being entirely original Biology teacher Coach Mark Gilbreth hands J S ll Sh h' unror a y aver is unique hal pass which he made from a toilet seal lid. Spoliall Bond Chlil Supper' Nov 5 rd Sal? Spa- 'YW Sfrqlford tis S rf Bram P V? Henecusmg Game N5 1:2-op... mx off Tull Y 9 2.50 iukds I Wiih posters like this, the Band advertised their annual Chili supper held the night of Homecoming The Chili Supper was a big success this year,' commented trumpet player Lance Morgan Happy 18th B- day! You're finally legal! One more time in 79' Go team' Sink it Selz! i ing-4 Bam mambo: nv , q-.::'f4uR: ' W '3' ' 01' if door .

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Q59 Y kb' ' , i . P 1 , Q y E M. We inf' ' ..::,. t K R 'Q A . - J ml. .. 'i A -.. gr. .. R ' . K ii Senior boy Mike Horn is back from Westchester pep rally. Supported by a Senior claps his hands to the music the dead to become a part ot the group of helping hands, the re-born lt's predictable Boys will be begs I always look forward to something that has to do with Senior Boys. It made me forget about the depres- sion of school. That was the way Senior Boys Presi- dent Paul Cummings felt about his involvement in Senior Boys. Vice President Mike Swanson commented, lt gave us a chance to be radical without people think- ing we were weird. Meetings to discuss plans were usually held early in the week. We would meet and discuss what we were going to do, said Senior Jeff Crawford. We usually 20 senior boys would find out what the cheerleaders' theme was and plan around it. Paul added, We would try to think of something with a good plotg we wanted some- thing the crowd would respond to. Mr. Gordon Utz, Senior Boys advisor, stated, They were a good bunch of guys. I had to tell them what they could and couldn't do. But I didn't have to tell no very often because they usually came up with good ideas. Pep rallies showed the results of their hard work. My favorite pep rally was the one in which we dressed up as Spartanaires and Wranglerettesf' explained Senior Lance Tearnan. My favorite pep rally, commented Paul, was the one where we did the rock band, and I got to do a solo to Van Halen's 'Really Got Me Now '. Treasurer Alan Peters concluded, Even though we didn't have very good attendance at meetings, the guys we had were good, and it turned out to be a really good year. B . 'i asf if W I V i i 'MQW P Xl' HE Q.. TM Rock band member Senior Bill Pugh exhibits his talent by playing his electric guitar clad in black leather pants and bright orange glasses