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

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I Every Friday morning throughout football season, the auditorium doors were opened to chatter, confusion and warm bodies. Students were still bleary-eyed as they filed sleepily down the aisle to participate in pep rallies. By the time the spirit stick was awarded to the class with the most spirit and the last Go, Big Red, Go! was uttered, the audi- ence had been transformed into an energy-packed, spirited crowd. ll Ev.

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All work and no play doesn't seem to be the name of the game for Steve Paris, Deon Roach, Carol Johnson, Debbie Flournoy, Cheryl Dumesnil, Terry Kendrick, Janet Thompson, Sheila Clemmons, Steve Fountain, Francis Masala, Lucy Hamilton and Ernie Manes. Biology may not be all fun and games! 'lx but Linda Smith, Richard Storm, Kent Morris, and Renee Simmons seem to think so. I2 classes i M p.. 5 ,.,, x ,li l l ' M X 's 2 ..i R F u. GPD students Kenneth Roberts, Linc Kofran, Jeff Vance, Allen Stewart ar Max Moreno rap about their probler while waiting for lab instructions.