MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Right: Senior Kristina Weisbruch and her date finish offa dance. fphoto b y john Money Middle: The Homecoming queen nominees relax in a Mercedes while awaiting the beginning of the Homecoming parade. I photo by Rod Blake Below: Lanira Wilker- son, her father, and Kristina Weisbruch await the announcement naming the new queen. fphoto by Tommy Clark i mf g 't it . 'fi li' V i ip, gif '- Q, ' iwowit w K1 Q, I ,i lg!--15531-. 'Ll mint ' gg 1 - Q ' g .X Rf s AHEAD ,lj F x, AI r Qv -gf -hd Nl 1 U K 2 , g' 131 r - i,4i Nu I te? W -,rg x .. .. g j ,ga WMM - i . aa . M f . V ' Us 'Q -,,-1 g .M ' Q Sandy Sele K'What?! Homecoming is this Friday? Who am I going to ask? Where are we going to go?'I don't have any money!!!'l Since Homecoming happen- ed so early in the year, many freshmen and new students scrambled to find dates in three weeks' time, but MacArthur's football team showed that they were ready for Homecoming as they entertained alumni with a 16-10 victory over the Grand Prairie Gophers. Students chose Kirsten Krueger as their Homecoming queen while her court of senior nominees included Kristina Weisbruch, Julie Hendrix, and Lanita Wilkerson. The junior Class princess was Shanna Sebastian, her third year for such an honor. I was really ex- cited about it, and I'm glad that people were thinking about me, Sebastian reported. Sophomore Dawn Hall represented her class, and the Freshman Class elected Kayce Kvernas. During half-time the senior Cardettes performed their traditional cane routine to 'iThere's No Business Like Show Businessf, Seniors won the two major contests, chain sales and the Homecoming wall. Miss Nancy Cowart's homeroom won first prize in the door decoration contest with an original entry. After the game, many students attended the dance played by Two Way Traffic. Other couples ventured to par- ties or their favorite local restaurant. I heard that Ben- nigan's was packed, but so was every other place. We had fun anyway, said senior Alison Holcomb. wtf 1 - X N-ff, ,.-ni 1 ' if 'i 54 i - W fr' ith kit' .. ann may Wann-- g than-f -may 'nav ii!- 1' Above Right: The band Two Way Traffic pauses at the dance. Bottom Far Left: Freshman princess Kaycee Kvernes is escorted by Matt Molina while junior Doug Davis looks on. Bottom Left: Homecoming queen Kirsten Krueger poses with her date Bryan Welch. Qzhotos by --- - Melinda Price Homecoming 1 5

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2 f ti' Q Above Left: Queen nominee julie Hendrix, escorted by her father, is presented to her peers as part of the half-time Ceremony. fphoto by Tommy Clark Left: After the senior Cardeta tes' performance at Homecoming, thejunior Cardettes await their turn to march onto the field. fphoto by Mike Martin rl .Qmgm Homecoming

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Lori Hunt Homecoming-the special time each year when alumni return to rekindle the flames of their old Alma Mater. Through the years, graduates have returned home each year to a bonfire, parade, and football game to help them recapture the memories of their high school days. As in years past, the '87 Homecoming was no exception. Mac Goes to the Moviesf' became the wall and door theme for Homecoming L87. Many hours before and after school were spent designing and perfecting the time- consuming walls. The seniors took first place with their wall Top Card. The freshman wall, featuring four different movies, won second place. La Carda, the sophomores' entry, came in third place, while the juniors took fourth place with their wall entitled f'Robocard. junior McKenna Welch remarked, Working on the wall was fun. Although we did not win, it was still worth all the workf, gf The annual bonfire took . place in the South parking lot on Thursday, September 24, at 8:30 p.m. Cheers rang through the air as students gazed in amazement at the blazing fire. Organizations, class princesses, and queen nominees, along with class of- ficers and senators, all par- ticipated in the Homecoming parade after school on Friday. Onlookers were greeted by the participants throwing gum and candy. The band led the parade as it traveled down OyConnor and Rochelle, turning onto MacArthur and finally ending r-,g at the school. Q1 L .nt- 'WBA Left: The annual bon- fire lights up the sky on the eve of Homecoming. bzhoto by Melinda Price Below: The Drama Club officers entertain the crowd during the parade. lphoto by Rod Blake Below Right: The entry of the sophomore class in the wall competition. photo by Mike Martin Below Left: Mrs. Anna Kirkland works on the senior's entry. Luhoto by Dorothy Caldwell , ,ary -if ,- .W ., 3 4-tv'-'. 7' 1 A ' ' 2' ff? , ri ,t J. ,ga Y 5. gt AT., L , . 1 .1 aw-ina DA! 1' mS?3f'J! ' Mawr of 0 19 dir-M 5973: Wir- vt f muff I x, I' a+hn1l kum- fiwsflifiiiw P 'A fgjwegf ?:PAva max! olu,:.TiH Y' Cz-su! 'O' Right:During a break A j 'X fl 'T' Y 5 , in the parade, senior girls Q. V V . 1 , . . - if X Q wi'-jf, take time out to pose, K ' - Kewl 5 ' -f J' U Far Right:-Iuniors jen- T , ' 1, L . L nifer jordan, Marion jar- 33 . ' f f 6 rell, Shay Sarvis, and Ayr i 5 K V' I senior Kim Barnes look - , ' is f 5,-ffiffl Q - on as junior Leslie ' -Li Vg? Z Brown digs into her bag ...,. li ik? 'i 11 of goodies. fphotos by X I . AL Mike Martin ,it 1-14' 1' rift' Q, 5 f N 3, K. N 1 6 Homecoming