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

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Ma-Oc Magee, Tammy Maldonado, Richard Marroquin, Cynthia Martinelli, Kim Martinez, Cynthia Martinez, Estela Martinez, Luis Martinez, Sylvia Maxey, Phyllis McAdams, Dennis McDonald, Linda McGee, Leslie McGeorge, Barbara McMahan, Karen McMurtrey, Elson McNeal, Russell Medellin, Ophelia Medrano, Roy Middleton, James Milner, William Minter, Jerry Minger, Jimmy Miranda, Johnny Molina, Julie Moore, Jesse Moreland, Sharry Morgan, Teri Moss, Karl Mothershead, Serena Mowery, David Mueller, Linda Mullins, Kathy Muniz, Mike Munoz, Marie Murray, Bobby Myers, Kookie Nolen, Jesslyn Nicklas, Raynell Neville, Glenda Newsome, Carmelita Ochoa, Fernando Ochoa, Rafael l I 2 seniors

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q--Q , P I only have two hands! says senior Sharon Oldner as she efficiently holds down the office by doing many duties at OUCE. I Kiss denotes power The show and everything about Kiss is designed to denote power. The ss at the end ofthe name are light- ning bolts. The explosions, the music, the looks all show power. Their show can be dangerous at times. lt includes Gene Simmons spitting blood and breathing fire. In 1977 at the Los Angeles Forum on the second night ofa three night stand, Simmons' hair caught on tire during his breathing act. It was quickly put out with a wet towel and the show went on. It was the third time it had happened to Simmons, who learned the act from a professional fire eater and has been doing it since 1972. lt first happened in 1973 and then again in 1976 during the Destroyer tour. It was dur- ing that same tour that Ace Frehley was nearly electro- cuted while walking down the steps of the set. Ace turned blue, but was saved by a road manager who began mouth to mouth resuscitation on him. The fans love this danger involved so Kiss continues to do it, showing their devotion tothe aUCil6l'1C6. Ccon't. on pg. 1133 Ke-Ma Kelly, Suzette Kennedy, Derrell Khalaf, Sawsan Kilgore, Rodney King, Debbie King, Karl Kitchens, Kathryn Kitchen, Kenneth Kizer, Keith Knoll, Jeannette Lairmore, Robert LeClere, Donna Lee, Kimnie Lege, Eugene Lemaire, Howard Lembcke, Susan Escamilla, Leticia Livingston, Elizabeth Lofton, Gary Lucas, Kathleen Lugo, Olinda Luttrell, Kaye Lynch, Nicholette Nlachart, Angela seniors l I I

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1 QE Isl! sqf , I The three stooges, Yearbook photogra- phers Debbie Hughes, James Knigge and Susie Teske tend to go a little crazy at times. Here the-y're seeing whose legs are the sexiest -4 an easy win for Knigge. 1.'i.'l1'--- ' Kiss continues Plans for the future include four solo albums in the spring of 1978. This means that each member of the group will have a separate record in a separate sleeve. Meanwhile, the concert tour continues. The hottest band in the world rolls on. What does the distant future hold for Kiss? Nobody knows except Peter, Paul, Ace and Gene. Ol Ri Oldner, Sharon Oller, Ronnie O'Ouinn, Lana Orum, Steve Ortiz, Ruben Overturf, Ralph Padilla, Elizabeth Palomo, Ted Palmore, Geneva Parker, Judy Parrish, David Patterson, Robert Patton, Debra Pegoda, Gerald Pena, Genaro Perez, Tina Pequeno, Rosie Phillips, Bobby Pippin, Carol Pluff, Brenda Poramapornpilas, Somyos Potts, William Powell, Sheila Ramirez, Alfred Randall, Gary Reed, Gwenevere Rendon, Tim Reyes, Jesse Richmond, Jerry Rideout, Tersa seniors I i 3