Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Ty Pate English Kansas State College Mary Sue Finley English University of Pennsylvania A Linda Boegler K 4 English 5- University of Houston 3 V Carrie L. Durley English 1 North Carolina Central U. I I Jan Brown English, French North Texas State University Betty Creel English, History Lamar University Debra Shelby English, Mass Media University of Houston Jo Ann Zalkovsky English Stephen F. Austin Kathy Clarke English Houston Baptist College llene Johnson English Sam Houston State Patricia Altman English, LLD f e Valdosta State 'A . ' ,if General English, mass media, creative expression, individ- ualized reading and readings in dramatic literature are some ofthe many English subiects taught at MacArthur. 63

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a. Mass media classes learn about today's different kinds of communications and how they operate. b. English classes discuss correct procedures in writing sentences. c. Junior English classes prepare for their remaining years of English by careful study and preparation. d. Writing essays and stories are part of the work in English 3-4. e. The use of audio equipment makes teacher's iob a bit easier. f. Ms. Welch helps students who have learning difficulties to improve their skills. g. Ms. Lillard, department head, helps a student through some rough grammar.

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b a. Algebra students spend their time learning and solving equations. b. Some related moth students find it necessary to relax while they work. c. Geometry students learn to prove theorems while learning all about geometric figures. d. Mr. Neary shows his students the correct way to do geometry problems. e. Related math students get together to discuss tough problems. f. Algebra students concentrate on learning the correct way to work their problems.