Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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-'Qian '-ln? 4 I , ' ,X- s x i ,Q fs ,. A if 4, -- 5, , 2 4 A '- gr, Hg. it A w , QQ, . if . ' si The MacArthur General's Brigade held their heads up high as they marched through downtown Houston in the Foley's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Brigade along with the band will perform as one of the five honor schools in next year's parade. A lot of rhythm, snap, and a great big smile are the three main factors in putting on an outstanding performance. Bri- gade members do iust that as they perform an umbrella rou- tine to Don't Rain On My Parade. Brigade members, lfirst rowl Vicki Son- dles, Debbie Cumpian, Sandra Simpson, Diane Collins, Robin Chambers, Jill Wulf, Cassandra Bazile. lsecond rowl Vera Crews, Penny Struthers, Valarie Edgar, Sandra Bell, Sharon Cox, Melissa Bon- neft, Peggy Friday, Debbie Snoe, Tammy Johnson, Glenda Hardy. fthird rowl Char- lotte Hammock, Vivian Chapa, Lori Skin- ner, Moria Gonzales, Cindy Rodriguez, and Virginia Moore take pride in receiv- ing an award for second place in the ,dig-23 .Qi gl' l Q f A props competition at South Houston High School. , . .stint 5' Q r, . drill lO7

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Brigade is active Each year the General's Brigade gets off to a fast start during August. While other students are surfing, biking, or sunbathing on the beach, drill team members were preparing for the com- ing football season. They attended camp at the University of Houston and practiced three weeks. When practice was over, time was spent selling sta- tionary which brought in 54,000 for new uniforms and props. The 82 members were invited to the Annual Foleys' Thanksgiving Day Parade, where 5200 and an invitation to return was received. lcont. on pg. iosy Brigade member Valarie Edgar takes her place in performing a flag routine to From Sea to Shin- ing Sea. V W , at-A 7: ts- iilve - st., -5 106 drill Brigade members patiently wait for the fight song and the pep rally to begin. Brigade member Peggy Friday waits for the next step to begin in an umbrella routine. afv 'Rfb , if 5 -ag, l

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108 drill The General's Brigade Military officers are: lfirst rowl Robin Chambers, capta Debbie Cumpian, captain, Jill Wulf, captain. lsecond rowl Carrie Moreno, cc tain, Sandra Simpson, Lt. Colonel, and Lucy Cerda, captain. ll ll . , ' V ,,,frH . in tees A B ,mar rs' Sf? Sify? v-qsffgqf' M! if ll ll lll! Brigade fcontj A second place trophy was awarded to the Brigade by Janets' Dance Spectacular at South Houston High School in Pasadena A first division rating was received in the Bay Area Invitational contest at Dobie High School. The Drill team performed a Bicentennial Flag routine at the Aldine Bicentennial Pro gram. They helped shape the United States on the Aldine stadium football field. Scholarships were awarded from Cisco Junior College to Colonel Beverly Word and Brigade Belle Lisa Wulf. -FE' Brigade members Robin Chambers, Debbie Cumpian, Jill Wulf, Ms. Bonnett, Sharon Cox, Debbie Snoe, Virginia Moore, Sandy B Chris Kahn, Beverly Word, Lucy Cerda, Carrie Moreno, Leticia and Cindy Rodriguez, take pride in winning a second place troy Escamilla, Maria Gonzales, Vivian Chapa, Glenda Neville, Melissa in prop division at South Houston High School.