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

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ltopl Receiving the Art award from Department Head Ms. Barbara Tyson is Chuck Landon, yearbook cover artist. lbottoml Ms. Ann Daughtrey awards Irma Contu a trophy and a certificate of merit for being o helpful and out- standing student in Cosmetology. . ...jtszc Proudly wearing her honor cord, Maureen McShan receives con- gratulations from best friend Angie Diaz for winning the Jour- nalism award and a scholarship to the University of Notre Dame. Let's all take one long, last look at Mr. Adcock, say graduates Jackie Coleman, Mike Taplin, Penny Harris, Deniese Myers, and Lula Gobert. 34 senior reception '---use ' l 'Cx' ' is like Sneaking off to visit other friends is Pat Smith, who unknowingly was caught by the camera s eye

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' . ' 6 2 , , V. ,. Z-1.11. :xx 4 5,2 k . ,fr '-A' -I WA , After a tiring hour and a half of the awards assembly, Seniors Aurora Chapa, Edward Kordowski and Irma Cantu are still able to crock a little smile for friends. hs X, ,J Senior reception - a meianchobf time As the remaining days of school streaked by, feelings and thoughts of what leaving MacArthur meant flashed through the minds of many. They were sentimental thoughts. lt was a feeling of not wanting to leave friends. Still most were relieved to be out of school. The senior reception was one of the last times seniors could be together as a class. It was a time of forewells and What are you doing the rest of your life? Some cried and others laughed. But each was aware that they might never again see some of their classmates. Relieving hunger pains after Cap and Gown Day Awards ceremony, Seniors Joe Denton and Wei Lee enioy refreshments. V, sg .xl ,, , -'Q-.ze Q ' ,gimme ...K .fl -. I JIGIML . ,

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raduating Cum Laude, Terri Peterson directs her friends into pose for pictures. ...snaps ---wqi Hey, wow! Where has she been hiding out these four years? asks Steve Fountain to Grant lsbel as Rayford Ains- worth, not noticing the attraction, talks of other matters. Seniors say goodbye to friends Keeping old friends, continuing to make new, each 1976 graduate had separate thoughts, ideas, and decisions to make for the future. A picture is worth a thousand words so they say. But some wonder, are they really? As the end of twelve long years drew closer, cameras, auto- graph books, pictures and lots of love were passed around in those remaining hours of school. Memories of friends, good times and teachers were present. Senior cap and gown day marked a day of not only the end, but anticipa- tion of bigger and better things to come. U l ,nge ...., Q, 3 3 if ,z '-: senior reception 35