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

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Spring builds toward May 21 We have crossed the bay we are now ready to conquer the ocean. For seniors, the months before graduation were hectic ones. The tradi- tional term paper kept us up at nights with frequent trips to the library. Last minute finals, club banquets, and farewell to teachers became part of our routine during the final days before graduation. On May 21, after our senior breakfast at La Mansion, we all headed to the Convention Center Arena to practice for that night's graduation. When Mr. Lane told us to sit next to the people we sat by at an earlier practice, we all just stood and stared. How could he expect us to remember what had gone on the day before? After searching frantically for our alphabetical partners, we were finally ready to start practice. Scott Robinson jubilantly walks across the stage after receiving his diploma. Members of the National Honor Society sing the National Anthem before the graduation ceremony. 46 Student Life

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5 During the senior skit, Paul Thompson 15am Bassettj interviews one ot the lunch ladies Uohn Forrastj about the lood at MacArthur. Mrs. Jetlrey iSarah Taylorj and Mr. Bridges lGeorge Derocherj talk to the band and Brahmadoraa on the practice tield. Fl ffl Q' e Albert Rodriguez, Fred Ramos and AI Garza enjoy their breakfast while listening to the skit. Student Life 45

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Colleen Loughrey lixes the collar on Joyce Silva's gown. Many seniors had to have triends help them straighten their gowns since there was a lack ol mirrors. In the midst ot crowds ot lellow graduates, Georgienna Aguilar leels for a moment the loneliness that sometimes comes with entering a new phase ot lite.