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

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Standing at attention twirlers Carol Clover, Margie Wittge, Cheryl Dominick, Dana Berry, Marina Eiland, Dina Valdez, and Karen Clarke wait for the precise moment to begin the march to the tune of Mississippi Mud. Q Homecoming fcontj During the week before the important game with Baytown Ster- ling, the school hums with much speculation as to whom the winner will be. The tenseness hangs in the air and surrounds the candidates as the name of Dianna Hawkins is announced and she begins her reign as Homecoming Queen for 1975- 76. Talking among themselves, the crowd anx- iously awaits the decision of the 1975 Home- coming Queen. l

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Kasi Lay, Homecoming Queen finalist, and escort Donald Clark walk onto field to await announcement of Homecoming Queen 1975. Q l After the Homecoming performance, Homecoming Queen finalists Kasi Lay, Candy White ltopl, Cindy Tidwell, and Mary Jane Alva- rado, take a traditional ride around the field. Generals' Brigade members stand at attention on the sideline while watching the half time activities. rj ,4 20 homecoming 1 ' K i.n.S 'l. ' E'

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Teachers 'apei Aldine cheerleaders During the Friday morning pep rally for the Aldine game, arch rival team cheerleaders visited MacArthur. But these visitors looked peculiar. They weren't from Aldine at all. Teachers and student teachers of MacA- rthur dressed in blue and white uniforms and sweats- hirts to represent Aldine's cheerleaders. Going by such names as Krazy Kahn, Kooky King, Tipsy Tyson, and Brutal Broussard, teachers performed several stunts and cheers. Students watched attentively to see who would drop whom as the inexperienced acrobats performed. One slip by Mr. Harrel and Ms. Chrisman could come tumbling down. Part of the fun was the anticipation of the human pyramid and that inevitable thud that goes along with its collapse. Fortunately no permanent damage was suffered by those on the bottom as they bore the bur- den ofthe crush. A The audience is divided into two teams as the girls are lead by the women cheerleaders and the boys are lead by Mr. Bill Broussard, Mr. Charles Meyers, Mr. Jim Harrel, Mr. Bill Brown and Mr. Kerry Rock in the Victory cheer. 22 teachers