Douglas MacArthur High School - Brahma Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Marshall Hess Jessee Hester Sue Hickey Becky Hill Vickie Hoeper David Hoffman Mitch Holder Rusty Holder Candy Hollenbaugh Debbie Hollifield Pat Holmes Danny Holdway Frank Hopkins Butch Houghland Steve Howard Steve Hresko Kristen Hudkins Lisa Huebner Bart Huffman Janice Hughes Ricky Hughes Neva Hughes Yvonne Hutzler Andre Huykman Kathy Isaac Brian Jaeckle John James Bill Jamieson Gina Jemal Jimmy Jemal Blake Johnson Tracy Johnson William Johnson Jason Jonas Billy Jordan Peggy Keim Patty Kelly Randy Kerr Ed Kershner Ken Kessler Kirk Ketchell Patrick Kiker Tonacho Kim Rebecca Kimmel Frank Kirsopp Michelle Klitgaard Jill Knight David Knox Karin Kokinda David Konstam Tracy Lampis Clay Lancaster Linda Langston Karen Lawson Janice Lee Johnsye Lee Kathy Lee 208 Freshmen Cheryl inspires Literary Club Sophomore Cheryl Baker, taking the initiative, started a creative writing club at MacA- rthur. Cheryl, president, and Ms. Martha Stephens, sponsor, started the group of six which meet every Monday afternoon. The members wrote stories and let the other members read and critique. On Feb. 21, they participated in a contest sponsored by the San Antonio Council of English teachers. Asked what inspired her to begin this club, Cheryl said, l love to write stories, and wanted to do it for extra credit. Then I got the idea for a club. Cheryl Baker, president of the Literary Club, discusses a piece with Ms. Mar- tha Stephens, sponsor.

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Dawn models for satisfaction Dawn Larsen, in addition to attend- ing school, spends time modeling. I've modeled for an agent called Metamorphisis for a year and a half, said Dawn. l model whenever my director gets a call from somebody who needs someone to model for him, and thinks I could do a good job on it. Telling how she got started in mod- eling, Dawn explained, Really my mom wanted me to get into it, so she called around to different modeling agencies and found this one tMeta- morphisisJ. Describing what she's done as a model, Dawn said, I have gone to Dallas for their marketing. When you get there you go to the certain mar- ket representatives assigned to you. Then you interview each girl. They don't always go for your looks. Per- sonality and experience count a lot. If you're picked for this you spend about three or four days in Dallas and you're on your feet every day from 9:00 to 5:30 modeling and trying to sell these clothes to the buyers in the audience. You make about 850.00 to 375.00 a day. Dawn Larsen models a suit and hat in a photograph for her agency. Dawn is a yearbook staff photographer as well. Shad Haddox Shannon Haden Lisa Haecker Doug Haggard Cynthia Hairston Peter Halderman Pam Hall Patty Hall Jim Hankins Sandra Hansmann Elizabeth Hare Cora Harnish Duane Harrie Robert Hart Jessica Hartrantt Martha Hartwig Liz Harvey Lori Hasselberg Hardy Hay Shanna Hayton Ann Heck Leigh Hackman Mary Hedrick Bruce Hemmen Jett Henry Dora Hernandez Elizabeth Hernandez Georgia Hernandez , ,I L i V 1' Freshmen 207

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Tracy Lee Annette Leon Lisa Leonard Bobby Lerette David Leyendecker Blake Liedka Tracey Liedka Mary Lieu Jim Lipe Wendy Lindgren Loretta Lipinski Terry Little Paul Lively Denise Livergood Laurie Locklear Mark Lol Valerie Long Martin Lusk Debbie Lyssy Gary Maese Lisa Maines Laura Mares Melissa Marion Jamea Marquez Sylvia Martinez James Massengale William Matlock James Maxey Paul Mayberry Brad Mazey Leslie McCammon Debra Leigh McConnell Scott McCown Walter McDaniel John McHugh Ann McMillan Mary McMillan Brian McNulty Kevin Melancon Enid Melton Cathy Mergele Malcom Merritt Michael Merritt Patrice Mezzo Doug Mikkeleen Burnie Miller Kim Mladenka Freshmen