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

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Year's end draws near while students Just as the year began with a fresh start, it had to end fresh in some way too. The graduating seniors lent a big hand in fulfilling this need. During the final awards assembly on the seniors' last day, counselor Martel Cullen spoke of his constitu- ents as the most intelligent and spirited class to graduate yet, full of leaders and doers and people who would be heard from in the future. But, the senior class by no means took with it the last of the leaders. For, during that same program, two juniors were challenged by their counselor Ms. Ann Hays to make their future successful when she cried out, I Dare You Ross Mittel and l Dare You Beth Hesslerf' This was an honor never before extended to juniors but will from this year on be a continued practice.

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27O conclusion Finals come, books go, students The year's end brought with it a fresh spirit that had not been seen since the lst dayjitters. The prospect of a good fresh suntan, sleeping in till noon, partying, partying and partying, changed attitudes. Students snapped, and decided to try the last 6 weeks to bring theirfailing grades up. Preparations were made for senior skip day, last day parties and what to buy who for graduation. When the last day for all students finally came, finals were completed at last. The students then anxiously awaited the 10:45 bell in the midst of 'lpromise you'll call this summer, hugging and kissing and a lot of picture taking. The bell sounded, the fresh year had ended, better than ever before. behind him, varsity football player Travis Selph, looks forward to the 1978-79 sea-