Del Rio High School - Aries Yearbook (Del Rio, TX)

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31, 'W yi- -,Q, QIQ-....... f 'Q Q r- Q . 'Bid' WEDNESDAY IS POPULARLY known as hamburger day at DRHS. Mrs. Jesse Henderson chats with students as she works. Z' PIZZA AND MILKSHAKE lunch is popular among MRS. MARY CARRELL serves one of the cafeterias desert specialities. hearty teenagers.

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Cafeteria menus appeal to all tastes The cafeteria staff has the responsi- bility of facing and feeding one thou- sand hungry students every school day. They must have menus that will appeal to everyone's taste. They meet this necessity by preparing two separ- ate hot meals daily. Sandwiches, salads, chips, pizza, milkshakes, corn- dogs, and ice cream is also available. The members of the cafeteria staff for the last year were: Mary Arm- strong, Sherill Baker, manager, Mary Carellg May Goodwin, Herminia Gutierrez, Jessie Hendersong Barbara I-lenthorneg Clara Hines, Dolores Ran- gel 5 Jesus Rangelg Beulah Yancey. aww COOKING I-IAMBURGERS IS only one of Mrs. Beulah Yancey's many cafeteria jobs. vmw MA' CAF E TERIA LINES ALWAYS seem endless to hungry students. ,ww MRS SHERILL BAK . ER, prepares tacos. ,f v DRHS cafeteria manager

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.? . . ' G in f E SHAKESPEARE PLAYS AN important role in all English courses. Willie Maldonaldo enjoys reading Hamlet. gEng1ish Dept. stresses communication English is considered the most im- portant subject for high school stu- dents because of the rising need of communication, both oral and Writ- ten, in our fast growing society. Therefore, English is the only subject students are required to take all four years. The flexibility of the English program provides a level for all stu- dents according to their individual needs. . For the student graduating under the basic plan, the English Depart- ment offers a moderate, practical program. Under this plan, emphasis is placed on business and commercial writing rather than formal composi- tion. Students in grades freshman through junior for whom English is a second language are provided with a program designed to help them be- come more proficient in English using their native language as a foundation. The program is aimed at broadening reading and speech and pronunciation and enunciation. Students planning to go to college are given a course especially designed to prepare them for the challenges ahead. Under the college-bound pro- gram, stress is placed on literature, composition, and vocabulary. The advanced placement program is similar to the college bound pro- gram in the type of material that is covered. There is no grade average a student must attain to receive advanc- ed placement, but because of the quick pace set in the class, the student must be Willing to put forth extra time and effort. gms-W-s,. .. g SHAKESPEARE CAME TO life in many classes. Gumaro Salazar and Janie Gracia portray parts of Macbeth.