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

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V w MRS. BETTY BALSER This year the North East School District instituted a system of programs of education for exceptional chil- dren. MacArthur provides through its Special Education department opportunities for students Whose needs cannot he satisfied in an ordinary classroom situation. The De- partment insures its students maximum use of their edu- cational potentiality and advancement which perhaps were before unattainable. ' aj' Q as l V its '- ,il . t t?r vN-X ' r 1 lie A . 1 1 r If f. ,N 5 ,f g . I 1 lf' N I Lt g ' I ' itll ,M wi lint, rms Mrs. Balser supervises the class activities. M tt' Students help journalism classes with the task of stuffing papers. Special Education Mrs. Balser assists one of her students with a handicraft project. - 3 if ' ' -.. .. Q ,X -N. ml 3 ' Q' .n , I Q - 1 1 t u' ,W .A , --iff: ',-fs f..s--if 4 A -Y A , , ,- c xl Fm

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-ffm H Y- '-'fniff 3 - -up-vi - ',. ,- . - - l MR. CHARLES MR. SAM PATTERSON SHIELDS Health Health Athletics Athletics Physical Education MISS LANEAL MR. JAMES TANKERSLEY TERRY Girls P.E. Boys P.E. Lassies Miss Tankersley makes a quick about face well behind the safety line during archery practice.

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it . D.E. students maintain attractive arrangements in the 300 wing display case. i iiix hi t ' .fi Q , . 1 it is - 'f ,-3. ,- af' V fl W if -'fbi l fi MISS PAT COFER Distributive Education The United States owes her wealth, power, and influence to the growth of business. Distributive Ed- ucation classes prepare students to meet the chal- lenge of today's business world. This department assists the D.E. student in finding a part-time job in the afternoons. A new field in education, Dis- tributive Education aids the student in an easy transition to the commercial world. -V ,Y Miss Cofer writes recommendation letters for two attractive students.