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

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Miss Doris Mclntire prepares a test for her Latin classes. An often heard proverb states Never change horses in the middle of the stream . . . the language department lost its chairman, Mrs. Angelia Krohn, at mid term . . .but the new department head, Miss Pam Wright, negotiated the change with few problems . . .The department offers French, German, Spanish and Latin . . . but more important, its faculty members feel the department is still small enough to provide the individual attention the teaching of language requires. Miss Mary Tamez waits for an infclass cqmpletion of an assignment. rx, 43, 4, ..-, vc, , Q N, I f ki 4 Hwzig, . A . W, W Miss Elva Rodriguez, Spanish l instructor, explains verb French teacher, Mrs- Odilia M0ynihan,and her student CCIISCS. teacher listen to extemporaneous interpretations. 73

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Language Department Gets New Head K? 1 iff. . -2 Miss Rose Marie Bennett explains the elements of the subjunctive Mrs, Angeline Richmond tests equipment in tense. language lab . Miss Pamela Wright ponders,a Span- Mrs. Jamie Nixon tries to decipher a German translation. ish translation - Nrdq 1 J 3 ,

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Fine Arts Gathers Many Honors Mr. Norman Hitzges explains advertising Mrs. Pat Gartman announces regional drama winners. procedures to the BRAHMA staff. Fine Arts activities are some of the most publicized in the school . . . the Drama departments production of The Ugly Duckling won Region- als . . . Brahma band took sweep- stakes . . . Choir placed high in Inter- scholastic League competi- tion . . . academically MacArthur won district and finished second at regionals at Corpus Christi . . . the Journalism team won district . . . the overall performance was a tribute to the department's seven teachers. Art instructor, Mr. Ray Biggs, discusses grade card errors with Vonnie Self