Douglas MacArthur High School - Brahma Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Youth for Christ Publicity Glynda Smith D. in President Preston Kelly Programing Terri Miller 0 The 1963-64 school term was the first year for Youth for Christ at MacArthur. Developing Christian leadership and providing Christian fellowship are two of the club's main goals. The Teens reaching teens for Christ philosophy is the first of its kind on the Mac campus. Interested students listen as President Preston Kelly conducts an early KW morning Youth for Christ meeting. Mrs. B. Porter Sponsor i I-it Wie, Members discuss club business at one of the Wednes day morning YF C meetings.

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Chairman ff' 1 ' David Meriwether --35 'Q 2 as W4 1 N t. Co-chairman Joe Ylitalo Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Sheetz Tri-Iota The purpose of the Tri-Iota is to bring together students of high intellect for the purpose of discussing topics to broaden the students' field of knowledge and therehy create an increased desire for intellectual achievement. Among the activities of the Tri-Iota are: supervision of counsei0r's guidance lihraryg preparation for University Inter-scholastic League held this year at Mac: aiding teachers in prepara- tion of academic schedules for students, and programming and scheduling classes each Fall. ' '7 ' agile: '51 l Robert Alexander 14 Qi ' G Ruth Baldwin ' K N X X 5 Y: Nancy Blakey Ni f 1 , Brian Chamberlain W V . ,i ,LIES - - .A Dixie Cobb ' g X 'IF' ' .C , 'L' David Cohen , , fffl' . - ' me it Lorraine Ellison Zilla , .. M 55 h L ,J Lauri Harrison 'ii' f ,T 5' , Q ' iii 4' Alan Houser - K 'W Q V Q? ' ' 'E Manda Kelton X if,-I U - ,. Carol McCrabb l - Larry Pearce , ' A ' ,- K, x r ' l, ---V :': t t o r t Vicki Pearson f K 'W li sigiii :': -. im i 5 .. ' Michael Pewitt 1, ax' 'al ,N f' N5 ,. 2? 4 '. K P Q i 5 L emi Ponta 1 ' be r l t ' e A ' N , t Wanda Reinhardt , Q, N L ' . i N ' 4 i 5, John Riquelme -'ku if ., I . ' 11 Judy Van Auken - Q ' 51' PN, - 4, Sandra Wormser - W f ,,,11i',,.g'.G,fg,f ',,,, 1 A ' 1 'fi ,., , , i ,ii AN-N' YQ flli it -

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5 ,wa l f 3 --ff ,. . we '-N X, asa' Ai- Y 1' - I - mga? 1 f rf ' I. E Brahma Tales Brahma Tales, the biweekly campus newspaper keeps students informed about happenings on the campus. The aims of the paper are to reflect the ideals and spirit of its Alma Mater. The Brahma Tales endeavors to maintain the high ethical and technical standards of the journalism profession. While writing headlines, editing copy, doing paper lay- - outs or tracking down the news, each member of the staff gains valuable journalistic experience. , - Jify Co-Editors-in-Chief Karen Peterson, Lauri Harrison THE BRAI-IMA TALES Douglas MacArthur High School Bizters Road, San Antonio, Texas Inlerscholastic League Press Conference, Texas High School Press Association Co-Editors-in-Chief ..... Associate Editor . . . Feature Editor . .. Sports Editor ........ Business Manager .... Assistant Sports Editors Photographers . ....... Reporters . . . . . ....... . Sponsor . . . Mary Ruth Carter Member: Quill and Scroll, 1-. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lauri Harrison, Karen Peterson ..................Cynthia Bassett .......Terri Miller . . . . . . . . . . . ...Charles Parsons . . ................. Linda Wisner . . . . . . . . .Preston Kelly, Tommy Johnson Pekar, Dan Peterson! .. .. .. .. .. .. .......,loe McNeil, Mike Jones, Margaret Napier, Suzy Kalter, Lisa Simpson, Mary Bea Mullenniex, Sonya Cantile, Jean Flood, Colleen Beck, Anne Copeland, Glenda Roby, Helen Cerrity, Dottie Baltzell, Nancy Seiler, Anne McGrath, Dickie Wolf, Mary Senske, Mike Collins. . 1 Business Manager Linda XVisner