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

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Foreign Language A student may gain in any language an insight to his own. But in an age of increas- ing internationalism, insight of one's own is not enough for intelligent citizenship of today's World. Knowledge of a foreign language is be- coming increasingly important in a culture whose aims are peace and understanding. I l e ,,.i.,.. ,A,,, 5 I fo fl .M Q C ,H wid' ,1. L wif-ffwzz. .,,x.,,.,...... ' - 1: ':f51:1:4s3fzE5: s : 3 ::f12:: .N Nw F X, i, Hi' NJ' iii' ,-l.,-i r When you laugh in my class, you laugh in French. 'Q ,Fm ll , . - 2 vag- ,N . gyu .R T+L MRS. ARGELIA KROHN Spanish Dept. Head MISS YOLANDA ALVARADO Spanish MRS. CATHERINE A DAVIS Spanish MISS ODILIA JACQUES French MR. SAM SHIPPEN Latin are MRS. PAMELA WRIGHT Spanish V k-1 A, 'H in ' The language lab aids students in learning proper pronunciation.

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Music and Drama Music probably brings more spiritual satis- faction to more people than any of the other arts. The Music Department teaches students to appreciate the aesthetic value of music while creating it themselves. Likewise Drama teaches appreciation of creativity through speech, de- bate and drama. 1 F, Ron Walker, Jeanne Chesnut and Debby Prothero starred 1n T1 Out for Ginger. f' I 5 - an I 54 f -:-as f 1523 MR. JOHN H. MRS. VIRGINIA MR. KENNETH PEARSON FLOOD MILLER Band Choir English II Speech maa3sl m, All State Choir members, Kent Blohm, Darryl Trcka, Wanda Reindhart and Billy Schwind prac- tice with Mrs. Flood.