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

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jg' . if fl- , I ff ,wi K I 731.3 x ,. 1 V x .i Y I E l f 777,75 l , ' , ls it big enough? The Juniors think so as they take their fifth spirit stick during the Aldine pep rally. I t , N iff , W ' f V I ' 4 ,ji E .. 5 77 V f Q. V. ,- xi i if ,i'u?'t ' - , W5 , lwgx 7i-.J ll 'WN f 3 in ' 1 l 4 l 1 . i M. xi 'ml h 1? 4.- ' ' new sm, KN 4 71 Faithful followers of the football team. Besides cheering at all pep rallies each Drill Team girl selects a football player to favor with gifts of goodies each week during the season. , of Q , 'Q' in V 4 f i i l I 1 'I 1 .wi 1 div -4? seek MFE5 lffkf MP f-in vlg IF? iii' ,lg 4225 5 3 fi 'ii 12' Q Y Molina to Renee Eklund as they perform a routine to the Horse Dori't forget you're the E, sa s Julie gil L I 1

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S Everywhere there was spirit ln the halls, at the pep rallies, at the football games, at the poster parties, everywhere there was spirit, T Take the football games. Remember all the people sit- ting around yelling and cheering for our team's victory. At school you could always tell what days were football days, because there was an extra liveliness in everyone. They were so excited about the night's game that some teach- ers could hardly get their students to settle down long enough to have class. But what really got the students going on those days were the morning pep rallies. Last year the pep rallies were held inthe auditorium. But this year they were moved to the gym.tThe reason for this change was that the attendance for the pep rallies was so great. Also, the auditorisumgljiaclitynew curtains and the administration didn't wamlthiem to get egged, squirted, or jumped on. To mostypeople this didn't mat- X ter. Everyone showed up with their cans, posters, bells, horns, and any other Couldfind. Q s iiti ,fNlost tried to get there early enough to findi they walked inthey sawthe band f lend ofthe gym, the drill team on the left end J theltootball playersleft end. T , .ilyi s l Then, thebahd started playing the fight wayto startthemomyingly s f Vt. y, ' i' Classes began and few. settled d0Wl'l-iQl'lQf6lUOUQh'f0'dO' any work. lt was like evewone stucksthelr f.'f ingerf inialight ml 23.5. ' Ea socket and got 1000 .volts offelecltricltyQ.chaijged'into their. body. T . , stt.i.s iiss . T t , Q gl But who complained? Q school has such a spirited 'thegl school comesalive! . li .L Q g .-gg

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I0 spirit ..,-f Get down Terry Johnson and Beth Hessler do a spirit dance as Beth accepts 3 the spirit stick on behalf of the juniors. Li, .ttr W.. ..srs 111, '--..,n-... Paint man paint. Carl Sligar paints one of the many posters which enabled the ' juniors to capture the spirit stick time Q after time. I -0. S 'A Sprinkle a day will keep Coach Finley away. Caroline Khalaf sprinkles gold dust on Coach Gaylard Finely at the night pep rally. Y 8 fl :si .5 ,Q v Color my world. Margaret Garamillo and Joe De Anda practice being creative ' on their poster. 'f -1 I XXX