MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Faces Unveil Significance As one looks about him, he will discover many faces - faces that reveal a contented laugh, a tC3f of disappointment, or a scowl of disdain. A face will identify one individual to another or lie in a ripple of the brain to be recalled years later. Though one's face may be similar to another, the mind which rests behind it and governs its expressions cannot be copied. When gazing upon a face, one should look closely to the lines that form an individual. Opposite, for right Beaming with genuine enthusiasm, Mark Watters carefully follows his music during stage band rehearsal. Oppoxite, above Sammy Blackman poses a question while Rusty Bass takes on the read- ing assignment. Opposite, below Sit- ting in on a poster party, Nancy Brockles listens to the advice of a sophomore sponsor! Top Getting the edge on his studies, Gary Mc- Griff arrives before the early mom- ing rush. Above, right At the Homecoming dance, Laneil ,Black- man becomes absorbed in the at- mosphere of the evening. Righl Sleepy Laura Bridges yawns as she, Rusty Foster and Paulet Plunket Jgyw visit the candy machines just be- 7' , -41'-,,, fore first period. .,-a 2.151 '1- 'es 18 L- . 'Y 4,-W .5517 -me an-.aaa Mme..