Paul Wilson

T.J. Lee, Irving

Mac Arthur

pswilson1@gmail.com

lots from our school. few from our class.

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I later graduated from Cal Berkeley and returned to native Texas to pursue aviation career that I sort of inherited from my dad.
I am a 737 Capt. based in Houston with Continental/United Airlines for 27 years, but I live in the Dallas area and commute to work each week from DFW airport.
My life is on the road, but it's amazing how cell phones and the Internet have changed the isolation that used to come with the travel territory. But I still live from a suitcase.
Update: I had to retire from flying at age 65 as mandated by federal law. So now I am grounded at home in Highland Village. I still own my parent's original home near MacArthur on Northgate Dr. I travel for fun now on free passes. Rome, London, Mexico, Hawaii, etc. Nice but I miss my career. Glad to still be here, as I have lost my very best friends of the day, Tom Adams, Jeff Ohman, and Ron Raney, who all went to MacArthur.

I went to Mac all 6 years of our class and even have memories of the school under initial construction.

I was rather rebellious in high school years, and never sat at the "popular" table, but had a solid group of friends, some from other classes, that I am still in touch with.

I have visisted inside MHS in recent years as my mom still lives right down the street in our original house in Irving. I will just say (toned down) that MHS is not the place we remember, though it looks the same on the outside.