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

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fe? Upper Right: Walter Maeker is about to feel a stick! Lower Right: Johnny Tatum is breaking a tackle. Lower: Walter Maeker sets up for a pass. ,ff Y H W1 W ' V.. ' ' . at . 3 wt? eww -wgw.-V , ,W if 5 3? in ss. -..Q , SCOREBOARD ii' sf--ff--vie! Mac Opp McCullough O 2 Klein 6 2 - f Conroe 0 38 X Clements 14 12 i Klein Oaks 23 15 H 1 H , Smiley 6 20 Q f- -'T l'5 'f ' Forest Brook 16 14 -Q f Nimifl 5 0 if Eisenhower 8 8 Aldine 27 47 .. 5 2 E' W i Johnny's bustin' loose. 150 sophomore football 2 Future Looks Optimistic The sophomore football team ended its season with a strong 6-3-1 record, finishing second in district. Team performance on the field showed great potential for the future. Coach Larry West reflected on the season by saying, We taught the players to accept responsibility for the team and for themselves. Coach Crockett Dubose added, The kids have great attitudes and are very tough individuals. Offensive lineman, Arthur Dunba regarded by Coach Dubose as th most improved player, stated, W practiced hard and worked togethe as a team throughout the year. Outstanding sophomore player according to the coaches were Ec die Ybarra, Bernard Robinson, Johr nie Tatum, Joey Plummer, Waite Maeker and Steve Baeudoin wh was considered by the coaches a the best-all-round football player o the team. dps by

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albert davila The Generals marched over KIein's Bear- cats for their second victory of the year. Tight end Danlel Waltman runs a pass pat- tern forthe team. n ff P tw ,wf W u W, SCOREBOARD McCullough Klein Conroe Clements Waltrip Smiley Forest Brook Nimitz Eisenhower Aldine Mac 20 26 6 6 20 12 12 26 34 20 DP 0 18 18 44 6 14 21 35 7 18 gf 4 Quarterback Greg Parlsl looks for an open receiver. Coach Dan Schreiber points the way to victory.

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! Ii I' , n Upper Left: A pressured quarterback throws a hail Mary pass - ' ,Hg . I atthelastsecond. T ff V A If ITV? w , ,1 ' 4 ' qi , ' I 8 K 'Wim Q- V- 4 ' V ,gtg Lower Left: A mighty tough freshman struggles for extra ,V E 5' Q yardage. g 2 Belowzltsolotackle preventsafirst down. rrerrer srse if N V r rr., 3 A '5 s 'ii' Qi , we r .as l 2 32 . T a Q T W ' el P' , finial of . Q -qs'-puma- b C?3J. 3' -.QW Nil., - 1,74 . f Q, SCOREBOARD 6 3, A B 2 -1 Mac Opp Mac Opp 6 14 McCullough 20 O 26 20 Klein O 28 38 12 Conroe 28 6 g A T 2 6 Clements O 14 L ga T Q ' 12 O Klein Oak 0 0 y A y W A s' 8 12 Forest Brook 0 0 ' 14 6 Nimitz 12 28 . 8 6 Eisenhower 16 12 l 6 33 Aldine O 6 Oops, what am I going to tell Coach? Freshmen Gain Experience The freshman teams this year had new experience. Along with chang- ng schools, they also faced new oaches. They soon learned high chool football practice was longer nd harder. Although their 6-4 record did not eflect it, the team showed a lot of letermination. The A team, led by Everette Jones nd Rico Rios, showed promising talent for the coming years. Our team's record could have been better with effort, stated Rico Rios. The B team did a great offensive job this year, and will contribute to the success of the teams in years to come. B teamer Humberto Her- nandez said, Football taught me to grow physically and mentally. kelly ontiveros I9 I ll9Cll00,iueLuqse1i