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

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t wt 0 at r at Q g f E f , F QQ' R . Shari Hampton feels what it's like to be a graduate as she tries on her cap and gown. Seniors wait for the ceremony while looking for their names on the graduation program. Graduation ends anticipation Countless times we practiced walking into the arena and walking out of it until we didn't know whether we were coming or going. When practice was over, most of us went home to catch up on a few hours sleep since we knew we would be out all night after the graduation ceremony. Finally, the anticipation came to an end. As our relatives and friends looked on, we walked proudly across the stage to receive our diploma. To each of us, that diploma meant that we had taken on the challenge and won. Memories, both good and bad, were all we had left of high school. Although we cried because we would never see certain friends again, or walk through the halls of MacArthur as a student, we all were ready to cross the ocean and start a new life.

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Athletics lt was a rocky road for most Mac- Arthur teams this year as the move to 32-AAAAA added Madison and Jud- son to an already tough district. For some teams there were few highlights, while other teams and in- dividuals did well enough to win Championships in several levels of competition. Upset victories over Jay by the var- sity, and San Marcos by the JV highlighted the football season. A fine season by the varsity and district championships by the JV were the bright spots in basketball. ln swimming, the boy's relay team advanced to state and both the boy's and girls track teams advanced to regional competition as well as the boy's golf team. Win or lose, our teams proved that they had something that made them specialg dedication.