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

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Doing a cheer like Get on the Good Foot can be a lot of fun if you learn to do it the way Cheryl Walker does during the Baytown Lee pep rally. Junior William Wilkinson shows the difficul1 Rus- sian iump. 144 cheerleaders FPC wearer' ' '-'li-F

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The 1975-76 LOT officers are Linda Smith, second vice-president, Phyllis Russ, third vice-president, Julie Dow- ney, historiang Mary Bukowski, secre- tary-treasurer, Karen Fridel, parlia- mentarian, Karla Robinson, first vice- presidentf and Bertha Felder, presi- dent. Janie Goodman and Tina Shelton pay attention as the LOT officers discuss banquet plans. Bertha Felder and Mary Bukowski present Linda Smith with a S100 first prize for selling the most candy in the LOT candy sale LOT officers Karen Frldel Phyllis Russ Linda Smith and Mary Bukowski box candy for the LOT candy salem which S5 200 worth was sold T46 lot