MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Kim Wester p io(o by Marty Colon David Tanno p iofo by Marty Colon Alicia Lillleslon p iofo by Marly Colon Tommy Ckirk photo by Ed Holmes Paula Nolen p jo o by Marty Colon Eri(- Neilson p )o o by Ed Holmes rf Kdtie Kline pAoto by Ed Holmes Joe Strubhar ' p iufo by Ed Holmfi. Ana Marlincz p jo o by Marty Colon Brell Munro pAofo by £d HolmK Sara Rcmers pbom by £d Hotaes Russdl Conlreras p ioto by £d Ho mes Tiffany Soden pboto by Marly Co on Tad Johnson pboro by Mikc Loflus Raihd Fisti p ioro by Marly Colo Chad LandeckJpbo(o by Marly Colon Tami Tfiompson pboro by Marly Colon James Karrlpholo by Ed Holmes Carolyn Lambrishl pboro by Ed Holmes James Hartipboto by Marly Cold introduction

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photo by Jennifer Lindsey Eii©T a MacArthur High School 3700 MacArthur Boulevard Irving, Texas 75062 Volume 23 title page

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IFa@© am iSSi© ©ff® (ol There he is. Who? Him! Him, who? You know, him! Oh, yea, him. You know him, too? Yea, he ' s everywhere! Everywhere? Yea, doesn ' t he sit next to you in EngHsh? Wait a minute! That was him at the game Friday. Remember, we saw him at the party Saturday night after the NHS Banquet. Yea, but what ' s his name? I just can ' t call it. I just wish I knew who he was. I see him all the time, but I never get a real good look at him. Well, I guess it ' s like he ' s a face in the crowd. Walking the halls from day to day, students encountered many faces, yet never stopped to think about them. What made each face so special? In order to answer this question, we have searched the halls and the crowds trying to capture what made each of us so different. Each face was unique. The faces may not be one of a class presi- dent, but they held the votes to support him. Instead of initiating chain and bakes sales, they gave money to keep having them. And, maybe not being able to perform as an athlete, they cheered the team on to victory. Each was, in his own way, a supporter, a contributor, an individual. But remember, people were not always happy, so they were not always smiling. Some were shocked, others amazed, some were even disappointed. In this book, we attempted to involve as many individuals as possi- ble to depict how the people in MacArthur High School operated as an unit. Watch out! You could be that important entity— THE FACE IN THE CROWD! introduction