MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Right: Jamie Cobb, Krista Simmons, Leslie Ritter, and Sam Singleton arrange boxes of canned goods before an Irving Jaycee comes to take a tally of Mac ' s generosity. p iofo by Shane Outlaw Above Left: Organizing the school ' s contributions, Krista Simmons, Leslie Rit- ter, Sam Singleton, and Ahemin Emamjomeh place canned goods in- to boxes for distribu- tion.lphoto by Shane Outlaw Above Right: While adding final touches to the Latin Club ' s contribu- tion, Greg Oliver and Greg Charlton read the labels to organize the contents of the box ac- cording to the types of food being donated. ' photo by Teddye Privitt 26 chimes

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Left: Barbara Lewis awaits her cue during a rehearsal for the UIL One Act Play Contest- p io(o by Ed Holmes Above Left: Scott Ballant performs a humorous monologue at the Pub and Playhouse. ' photo byjennifer Lindsey Above Center: Casey Patrick acts out a skit at the Pub and Playhouse. photo byjennifer Lindsey Above Right: Brian Utiey, Dana Wood, and Colby Valsh pose as shepherds in Beloved Betrayer photo by Ed Holmes drama productions 25

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Is a member of HS, I was proud to a part of the ilMES project I IS also pleased to ' ow the contribu- ms increased over st years. Rick Ostermeyer, Senior photo by Carolyn Muir CHI ES Rang for the Holidays NHS sponsored the collec- tion of canned goods. Marion Jarrell Mom, do you have any extra canned foods around the house? At school we ' re col lecting canned goods for needy families in Irving, and besides I can get extra credit. This scene occured throughout the MacAr- thur district during the holiday season. CHIMES (Christmas Helps in Making Everyone Santa) has helped bring in gifts and goods to needy families ever since the program began. This year ' s response to the project surpassed that of previous years. CHIMES was a group effort, as the entire school participated. Each class and club had their own style in the collection of cans. Above Left: Eric Taylor and Ahemin Emamjomen add their class ' contributions, while Sam Singleton takes count of the cansJphoto by Shane Outlaw Above Center: In the spirit of giving, Jennifer Meese, Darin Anderson, Richard Deggs, and David Cartwright pack away all their collected goods for needy families. pAoro by Teddye Privitt Above Right: Scott Kimmel and Greg Oliver cooperate in counting cans for the Latin Club donation. pAo(o by Teddye Privitt Latin Club sponsored a scavenger hunt, while Eunice Gilchrist ' s class continually reminded and pestered each other throughout December. This eventually paid off when the judging took place. Gilchrist ' s homeroom stole the show by not only win- ning the quantity competition, but also the most decorative box contest. A Coke party rewarded the class for all their hard work. Likewise, the band pooled their resources, overcoming the domination by the Latin Club ' s previous years. Several trips to Sam ' s Wholesale Club aided the musicians in win- ning first place. Latin Club Sponsor Ann Price elaborated, It ' s the spirit of CHIMES that counts, not who wins or loses. Irving Jaycees, in conjunction with the Na- tional Honor Society, organized the event for the three Irving high schools. The results were great this year, stated Troy Grumbine, President of NHS. The Christmas spirit sure did affect our student body this year. I hope it continues to in- crease and help throughout the community. chimes 27