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

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Candidates sparkle or Homecoming crowd Generating as much enthusiasm and excitement as Aldine Week, is Homecoming. On Oct. 31 perhaps the most excited people are Kasi Lay, Candy White, Dianna Hawkins, Mary Jane Alvarado, and Cindy Tidwell, the five finalists for Homecoming Queen. The final candidates are chosen through an elaborate process of election. Class of '76 mem- bers nominate fellow seniors during homeroom. The nomina- tions are tabulated and names of the nominees are sent around to all homerooms for a screening vote. After a count of this vote, the names of five finalists are again sent around for the students' final decision. lcont. page 2Ol Homecoming Queen finalists Cindy Tidwell and escort Joseph Lozano ltopl and Dianna Hawkins and escort William Wilkenson ibottoml happily wait to be introduced to the audience Friday night, Oct. 31 at the Homecoming festivi- ties. Waiting on the sidelines for the Homecoming Queen ceremony to begin are Mary Jane Alvarado, escort Sabino Lara, Senior Class Sponsor Bill Brous- sard, l974 Homecoming Queen Debbie Bell, Principal Larry Rice, Band Director Charles Delaney, Cindy Tidwell, Kasi Lay, Dianna Hawkins, and William Wilkenson. i 5 5 ii .1 - H1575 IYHY

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