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

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Up Where We Belong Surpassing all expectations, April 28, 1984 became an evening seniors would always remember. After hearing for four years that the Class of '84 would not have enough money for a really nice prom, it was a wonderful surprise for all who entered through the en- tranceway of pink and burgundy balloons. From the first, seniors knew that all of the fund raising and hard work it took to make prom possible was worth the effort. The Westin Oaks in the Galleria provided a beautiful setting for this special event. The theme, Up Where We Belong was carried out with balloon decorations and favors which included roses, garters, glasses imprinted with the theme, napkins, and memory books. A night that the class would remember with a smile, Up Where We Belong was the finishing touch to a memorable year, and an even- ing which just seemed to pass too quickly. dr Y Above: Admiring the buffet, Raymond Massey and friends try to decide where to begin. Upper Right: Forget it, I am not going to eat those meatballs, says Ber- nadette Aguirre. Lower Right: Waiting in line to have their picture taken, Donnie Thompson and Cathlene Gentry discuss how delicious their dinner was before the prom. dps by

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dps by albert davila Upper Left: Helen Lua and Rene Lara are named Best All Around Freshmen. Lower Left: Helen Lue and Alexlo Wllllams are nominated for Most Popular Freshmen. Above: Dlsplaylng their Cutest Couple trophies are Stephanie Sanchez and Anton Garza. UOHEUOJOO S17

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