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

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V '- I ew. X M .X I ' X L 1- 4 , ,AW' , ,,,,:w 'W ' ,A'iE ff: 'V W ,f fi B 1 s. ' Je J Yi 4: tag, f Q 2 ..- -ax ,. .,.cfnuvv....,:ann-, 5 ' v rg, 'ZA' r:f!'U?ev!.bli'J. Lori Hanolborg enjoys the bumper boats at Castle Golf and Games. it I X Il..gl.ltt ,yi X Q 'sn-ls., llll 4.11 ,- hw M 34 I M Nl' Ln' 2 1 That's entertainment We all had different ways of enjoying ourselves. For some of us, getting tickets to that favorite concert was a great form of entertainment. Some favorite groups that came to S.A. were Eddie Rabbit, Cheap Trick, Styx, Flush, Ronnie Milsap and Boston. Watching movies was a popular pastime. We all laughed when we saw Lily Tomlin shrink before our eyes in The Incredible Shrinking Woman . Tears fell past our cheeks when we saw a boy being blamed for his brother's death in Ordinary People . Everyone loved to be frightened by movies like Blood Beach , where people were sucked from the beach by a man-eating monster. We all screamed and bit our fingernails when we saw a man's head blown off in the thriller Scanners . Some of us would race out to Malibu Grand Prix or Castle Golf and Games and afterwards to Godfathers for pizza or Ninfas for mexican food. Students had mixed views about what entertainment meant: some would love to attend a ballet, while others were more comfortable going to a car show, but whatever we chose to do, we all had one thing in common, and that was having fun. Senior John Olive buys a movie ticket from Liz Holdway to see the movie ExcaIibur . I it 'f2E ' Student Life 37

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Electronic games were a ripolf lor some, and a passion lor others. Freshman Kristy Alexander makes a splash on the bumper boats at Castle Golf and Games. Ya-K V J K In it ,, i , - , , K W .mas-asf fv- Sophomore Ray Saunders and Junior Gale Alvarado wait for their pizza at Godlathers 36 Student Life

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THE L00 Preppies, took over campus as styles changed in our clothes, shoes, and hairstyles. Khaki shirts and lzod shirts of various colors were the standard uniform for girls. The popu- lar look for guys was the button down shirts and jeans. ln hair-dos - Feathers were out and the ponytail was in. French braids were worn in back, around the head and in two braids, always tied with a ribbon to match the lzod. For the guys, short, styled hair and closely cropped beards were fashionable. The kind of wheels we drove was important. Sports cars such as a Dat- sun 28OZ, Trans Am, or an MG midget were popular and many four- wheel drive trucks could be spotted on campus. K ,.,. ,,., , ....., W, 1 ,434 '4-5 38 Student Life .gl In cars