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

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Mr. David Moreno, P.E.lC08Ch Ms. Dee Moynihan, French Mr. Luis Munoz, mama Ms. Laura DeWitt-Niland, mm Mr. David Nordstrom, scleneefcoacn Mr. William 0'Brien, English Mr. Steve Pasterchick, soe,smd.1coaen Ms. Virginia Peak, English Mr. Dennis Peel, P.E.1cnacn Mr. Robert Penaloza, soc. swam Ms. Doris Polak, engusn Mr. Cluade Presley, cvAE Mr. Guy Prince, Data Proc. Mr. Lun Putman, vos Mr. Raymond Ramirez, Heannfcaacn Ms. Linda Redford, soc. sma. Mr. Dennis Rich, LA. shop Ms. Glynis Richter, soc. scua. Ms. Hilda Rische, Engllsh Mr. Samual Robinson, nofc Mr. Roger Robison, science Ms. Kathy Rowe, soc. Stud. Ms. Laureen Rushing, Homamaklng Mr. Erle Schmidt, vac. Dmnlng Ms. Beverly Short, spec. Ea. Ms. Martha Singleton, Journnusmfengusn Mr. Ronald Snodgrass, const. Trades Mr. Dan Sponhaltz, coach Ms. Martha Stephens, English Ma. Carol Tasge, Homemaklng Mr. Jack Tigrett, Elec. Trades Mr. William Trcka, welding Mr. Tony Valek, D,E. Ma. Catherine Vistuba, science Mr. Joe Wehrle, Mmm Ma. Geraldine Wiater, science Ms. Louise Wissler, Homemaxlng Ms. Jan Wolf, Business Ms. Susan Wurst, Mace Ms. Carolyn Yates, Homebound Ma. Patty Yoss, Mem Ms. Dee Danford, counselor, showed us that teachers had spirit too. The first thing she did when she moved into her office was to have Robyn Bradley paint a big blue Brahma on her office wall. 220 Faculty

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1 ln, n ' QUALITY SPOPJSWZAF? SNC? M667 nn.. NOW 1+ LOCATIONS TU SZRVZ 'yah' W orfaw Pxxcircc, SAN ANr0NlO Pour ARANSAS SAN MARCOS Postr ARAN95 NOIWSNRWLL aizzpwfe LI2lN.i.BJ j0GB2AC.H 3140- 2749 744- 6567 3012- SWS 7144- 6565 Advertisements The stores around us created a backbone for the campus. Students found the stores around us conve- nient when they had forgotten their typing paper for class or felt the urge to eat a candy bar. During football season, the stores has posters in their windows that supported our team. Stopping off at HEB to get a coke before an afternoon practice or meeting was common. For seniors doing their term papers, a quick stop at Winns to get notecards before class was in- evitable, especially when the teachers took 10 points off your - grade if you didn't have them. Not only did the stores supply our school needs, they also carried food for our pangs of hunger.