MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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h : A • ■ ■ !.- f» lippr Jason Barr. 1 1 Brian Barrett. 9 Dwayne Bartlett, 9 Siama Basharkhah. 9 Dawn Bass. 9 Tracy Bass. 1 1 Thomas Bateman. 10 Brandy Bates. 10 Suzanne Bates. 10 Robert Baugh. 10 Jamie Baumgartner. 10 Ted Baxter. 1 1 Rachael Berden. 9 Donnalyn Becker. 9 Teddy Becker. 10 Richard Bedford. 11 Aaron Bednar, 9 Michelle Beeman. 10 Michael Befekadou. 10 Jim Bell, 10 Michael Bell. 9 Nancy Beloff. 9 Stephan Bell. 10 Jayson Benfield. 11 Ewa Berezynski, 11 ' Being in the band, I didn Y have much ex- tra time, but I still made a real effort to get involved when and where I could. Scott Dodson, unior photo by Jennifer Lindsey newly renovated mascot. Big Mac had survived several rs without any repair. The Big Mac Keepers, along with Yandrys. felt it was time for the bird to be spruced photo by Tommy Clark underclassmen big mac repair 159

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William Ashworth, 10 Patrick Askin. 9 Rebecca Atchley, 10 Irawan tmossudiro. 10 Benjamin Avedikian, 11 Donald Bacco, 10 Angela Bacon. 11 Nadar Baha, 10 Huhn Baik, 11 Chris Baily, 10 Pam Baker, 10 Twyla Baker, 9 Michelle Ballant. 10 Scott Ballant, 11 Cathy Balwanz, 9 Roger Barnes, 9 Susan Bandy, 9 Young Bang, 11 Beth Bankston, 9 Jesse Barajas, 9 Jill Barbar, 11 Mike Bard, 11 Brenda Barnes, 11 Kim Barnes, 11 Leila Barnes, 11 Neal Barnett, 9 Roger Barnes, 9 5 fl ® Bird of a Different Feather Lori Hunt Purchased in 1966 from Neiman Marcus, Big Mac symbolized pride and sportsmanship. As the years progressed, the bird eventually became torn and faded, the red turned to orange, and the arms ripped open. The 1986-IQ87 Big Mac Keepers, Katherine Bongfeldt, Kenni Dyes, Marion Jarrell, and Chris Thomas, along with Janice Yandry, a mother who offered her services, decided the bird needed recovering. In a process that required two yards of red acrylic fur and two large spools of thread, workers sewed fur over the original head, arms, and legs so that re-stuffing the bird was not necessary. A total of two days at the Yandry home consumed the time of the workers. Revealed at Booster Club on the day of its com- pletion, the bird of a dark red color received ap- proval, as many compliments were heard from both students and faculty. Its debut to the student body occured during the Homecoming Parade. Booster Club assumed the repair cost of the bird, which totaled $50. We were expecting a good year athletics and felt that Big Bird couldn ' t strut his feathers without a face iift, Jarrell ex- plained. After all the hard work put into the bird, we hope that it lasts as long, if not longer, than it did the first time, remarked Dyes. i; Janice Yandry mother of Jil Yandry, adds th final touches to 158 underclassmen big mac repair

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Alicia Berry. 10 Robb Berry, 9 George Berryman, 9 Elaine Bethel, 9 Shelley Betzer, U Sona Bhatt, 10 Alex Billings, 9 Charla BLllingsley, 11 Casey Birchett, 9 Gerry Birkholz, 11 Danny Bishop, 11 Donald Black, 11 Ronnie Black, 1 1 Jenny Blackman, 9 Robert Blair, 11 Rod Blake, 10 Chad Boerner, 10 Jjmes Bogue, 10 Eric Boling, 10 Tisha Boling, 9 Celina Botello, 11 Ron Boulware, 11 Kenneth Bowden, 1 1 Daryl Bowdoin, 9 Meredith Bower, 1 1 Brooke Bowie, 9 Courtney Bowie, 9 Sherra Bowles, 9 Kent Bowling, 10 Todd Bowling, 9 Shannon Bowman, 9 Kathleen Bowser, 9 Susan Boyd, 1 1 Blake Bozman, 10 Thomas Brayden, 11 Tressa Bradley, 10 Jessie Brahois, 9 Tony Brakey, 1 1 David Brand, 9 David Brannon, 9 Jesse Breistord. 10 Katie Bremer, 1 1 Scott Brewer, li Kalhy Bricker Rober Bricker, li Cynthii Brinck, 1 Robert Brinck, Joanna Bristle, li 160 underclassmen between classes