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

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Powder Rough? The third annual Powder Puff game seemed more like a boxing match. Hard hitting seniors, who had experienced the game once before, soon introduced the junior girls to a game which was not what they expected. A small but tough senior team seemed to be the underdog against numerous juniors. After the first couple of plays, though, everyone knew that the seniors meant business. Seniors hitting hard during the plays soon prompted the juniors to take action after the whistle was blown. After one too many confron- tations, the game was called with the score of O-0. It was determined that the senior girls were the win- ners by penetrations. Even though the game wasn't what everyone expected, it did raise the Class of 1984 over S2,000.00. powder puff 34 Above: Senior cheerleader Robert Pegueno shows his jumping ability. Upper Right: Watching the game intently James Burnett and Anthony Braden could pass for sister and brother. Right: Senior quarterback Donna Rex tries to make her way, as the play gets more aggressive. RHW, 1, .t Y ilfiigljutt X wi r. .. aff .-,..L- dps by A

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coronation 36 An Elegant On February 12th the mystical dream of being in Heaven, became a reality as the Coronation procession began. The soft white clouds and pastel pink hearts gave the stage a certain feeling of serenity. Although the setting was of a peaceful heaven, the participants were filled with restlessness and anxiety. The nominees sat impatiently in the library waiting for their names to be announced. Then the emcees began to announce the winners beginning with Best All Around which Christine Jasek and Darren Jones won. Other nominees were Cathlene Gentry, Donna Rex, Roy Jackson and Raymond Stubblefield. Kim Spessard and Jeh' Gibson were elected Most Beautiful and Most Hand- some Seniors. Diane Gonzales, Michele Hermis, Adrian Garza and Carlos Huerta were also nominated. Most Popular winners were Diane Gon- zales and Roy Jackson. The nominees for this were Cindi Baronoskie, Christine Jasek, Darren Jones and Derwin Youngblood. Then came the moment that everyone was waiting for, the highlight of the even- ing, the crowning of Mr. and Miss MacAr- thur. As the emcees announced each contestant, the many clubs they were in- volved in, and the honors they had re- ceived during the past four years, the nominees walked down the aisle with an- ticipation in their hearts. The emcees hurriedly opened the envelope and the winners were Mr. MacArthur Raymond Stubblefield and Miss MacArthur Christine Jasek. Now the ceremony was complete. ight of Enchanted Dreams f With happiness and joy showing on their faces, Christine Jasek and Raymond Stubblefield stana before the audience after being crowned Mr. and Miss MacArthur. dps by