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

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The Commencement address was presented 'Q by Ms, Kay Bailey, a member ofthe house of lx ly representatives for the state of Texas. Keeping the custom of flipping the tassel from right to left is graduate Norma Witten. Y' 'cw QQ, Families and friends formed a massive crowd at f 'g Jones Hall, May 27, to watch Seniors graduate. The ' three tier auditorium quickly became packed, leaving L standing room only. 54 graduation

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