Stratford High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Proudly waving their Confederate flags, Sophomore Boys Blake Smith 1 and Bob Cleveland sport the 'sun- glasses, cowboy hts, and kicker clothes typical of their group. Finishing up the details for the week's project, Seniors Debbie Friendly, Leah Surber, and Kathy Kraus prepare to leave a Monday night Senior Girls' meeting. .gh ' 'Hui . J- .551 and cele- Senrors Lynn For- thaus and Tiffany Doucette model costumes they chose to reflect their personalities. brating Rolling up her sleeve during second period, Junior Lily Exley receives a measles vaccination in the library from a nurse from the Houston Health Department, Dancing in the pep rally line, Senior Mac VWnston gives a boot to Senior Wade Jones as football players Greg Johnson and Wade Reese, seniors, watch the excitement. groups, ads, index 249

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-S' .N A . 1 ' , ss..e - t i . .. .,-t:Qil1'- .. 1. - w 5 'Z - - ' - ii A . P . .. - K K . - V 5 r L.:L Q my , y a 2 as gi 4 With a slight poul, Junior Kathleen Jones sits in a mass oi Sparianaires while practicing sideline hand motions after school in the covered area. Practicing from some sheet music, Sophomores Jo Ellen Million, Diane Barb, Sheila Beissel, and Lisa Adams sing the melody lor a Christmas carol. 248 groups, ads, index gI'O1lpS adsflndex projects that we support Thespians, Key Club, Oracle Staff, Art Nouveau . . . 5 individuals united in groups to 5 express themselves and relate to the community. The groups at Stratford are ,g more evident than ever. They all stand out individually, yet f represent the school as a i whole, said Junior Malcolm i Robinson. Clubs often went beyond yy weekly meetings to serve the school and the neighborhood 5 with service projects, fund- raisers and other special . events. Becky Schmidt, junior, , agreed, Groups and clubs are ., necessary as representatives to the community. f Local businesses also became involved in the school by supporting various club 1 activities. l think that the ads in the yearbook are a good way for businesses to advertise. The ad will be read for years and bring the school and community closer together, said Junior Lance Morgan. Organized in different ways and for separate reasons, groups both large and small were seen in action defining themselves. f

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Members ot the Golf Team are ffront Mike Moorman, Charles Soderstrorn, Mark Lotzof, Vance Collins, Bill Stock- ard, Ron Latta, Mark Rumscheio rovvj Simon Fields, Guy Braden, Geoff Pat Delaney, rback rowj Lynn Funk, hoff, Mark McClelland, Milton How- Greg Dries. Bogorad, Tom Elliott, Dan Nahoun, fi L 5, L, .1 ,' X YK -T A . 5 r Q! Lht. 1 rr . , is tw S X L ,V N? ,, Members ol the Boys Cross Country Joe Kelley, George Dohner I Third Members of the Good Sportsman- Maureen Cannistra, Trisha are fFront Rowj Bill Pugh CSecond Rowj Lance Tearnan, Rolfe Vwlliams, ship League are Mrs. Gail Drago, Laurie Mango and Philip Leitao, Powj David Nelson, Peter Dominey, Ken Foster and Damon LaSance, 'Nm , W' ' Members olthe American Field Serv- Underhill, Debbie McClesky, Jenny chner, Heather Horne, Phillip Leitao, Withers, Christine Costantini, Pell ice are I Front Fiowj Nil Taspinar, Mar- McClesky, CBack Rowj Laura Miflin, Sonja Nordgreen, Nancy Archer, Nina Tesarek, and Mrs. Margie Benson. sha l-lill, Jack Muranami, Gigi Stefano Costantini, Elizabeth Pes- Cross Countryg Golfg G. S.L.g A.F. S. F'