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

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Go-Gu Goebel, Randy, 9th Goebel, Morgan, 11th Goetz, Daryl, 11th Goff, Juanita, 10th Gomez, Luis, 10th Gomez, Richie, 10th Gomez, Vicky, 9th Gongora, Molly, 9th Gonzales Abel, 10th Gonzales Delores, 10th Gonzales Berny, 9th Gonzales Berlinda, 9th Gonzales David, 9th Gonzales, Daniel, 11th Gonzales, Deanna, 9th Gonzales, Gregorio, 9th Gonzales, Larry, 11th Gonzales, Jesse, 9th Gonzales, Lilia, llth Gonzales Mario, llth Gonzales, Michele, 9th Gonzales, Norma, 9th Gonzales, Sonia, 9th Gonzales, Steve, 10th Gonzales, Sylvia, 10th Gonzales, Gonzales, Valerie, lOth Yolanda, 'llth Goolsby, Sherrie, llth Gore, Serena, 9th Gould, David, 9th Gray, Bonnie, 9th Gray, Rachel, 9th Gray, Rebecca, 10th Gray, Tracy, 9th Greene, Lori, 9th Gregory, Rosco, 10th Greenhouse, Sean, 10th Green, Angela, 9th Green, Tammy, 9th Green, Wanda, 9th Greer, Eugene, 9th Green, Raymond, 9th Griggs, Darla, 9th Grimsinger, Todd, 10th Grimsinger, Laura, 11th Grizzle, Tina, 9th Guerrero, Yvonne, 9th Guerrero, Yvette, 9th Guerrero, Fred, 1 lth Guinn, Tammic, 10th Gunn, Mark, 10th I34 underclcssmen Q nu iff' says Sylvia Ramirez as she turns to find the crowd rushing from the stands at the end of the pep rally. nf! f- , ' 'Y' r' fir W 1

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7' Acrobatics -we Q- cgi Tammy - Tumbling since 1 year old Tammy Gurganus may be seen inching her way up one of MacArthur's crowded stairways, or impatiently waiting in a mile-long lunch line, looking very much at ease. Unlike most people, the four foot nine-inch fresh- man would be equally at ease doing a handstand on the uneven parallel bars. At 14, she is an accomplished gymnast having awards to her credit ranging from talent show ribbons to National State Championship trophies. When asked why she became involved in gymnastics, Tammy explained that she . . flipped around a lot like most kids do when they're learning to walk, and shortly after her first birthday she started taking tumbling lessons. Her parents, being professional dancerfacrobats, recog- nized her abilities and began working with her. Tammy liked it, and she advanced to gymnastics and dancing classes. When she was 12 years old, she started competing in class 1 gymnastics and Winning ribbons. Tammy received third place on the uneven parallel bars at her first city-wide meet. She then qualified for state competi- tion, where she captured second place in the same cate- gory. ln addition to gymnastics, Tammy also enjoys teach- ing dancing, acrobatics and gymnastics at her parents' studio, the Spring-Cypress Creative Recreational Club. With seriousness in her voice, she tells of the harsh training that a successful gymnast must undergo - 12 to 14 hours of practice per week. To stay in shape, said the talented young lady, you need to practice every day. Tammy's ambitions include going to the Olympics and teaching professionally. Describing her as a pixie, 'tTalent, Fantastic, and an achiever, her friends not only admire and respect her but also expect her to accomplish her goals. Gu-Ha Gunter, Emory, 10th Gunthrie, Julie, 9th Gurganus, Tammy, 9th Gurka, Judy, 11th Gurka, Rickey, 10th Gurrola, Joseph, 11th Guthrie, Rene, 9th Guzman, Marie, 10th Guzman, Suzanne, 9th Hac Kney, Kalvin, lOth Haddox, Darrell, 11th Hail, Sandy, 1 ith Hall, Alice, 9th Hall, Alisa, llth Hall, Cynthia, 11th Dennis, 9th Hall, Hall, Sandra, 10th Hall, Sharon, 9th Hall, Windell, 10th Hallmark, Scott, 9th Hamilton, Debra, 9th Hamilton, Kenny, 9th Hamm, Lyndon, 9th Hammond, Douglas, 11th Hammonds, Joyce, 10th Hammonds, Rhonda, 9th l-landleson, Cyndy, 11th Hancy, Delbert, 9th Haney, Robin, 9th Hankins, Ben, 9th Beth, 10th Hankins, Hanson, Barbara, 10th Hanson, Joanna, 11th Harden, Donald, 11th Harden, Tami, 9th Hardin, Victoria, 10th Hargis, James, 9th Hargrave, Michael, 10th l-larkins, Tammy, 10th Harlen, Thomas, 11th Harris, Paul, 10th Harris, Terry, 11th uncerclossmen 135