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

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Oscar Fisher Health Southern University Helen LaBleu Girls Physical Education Lamar University Bill Hopson Boys Physical Education Stephen F. Austin Faye Fontenot Health l NE Louisiana Leroy Bowley Boys Physical Education Sam Houston State Judy Strait Girls Physical Education North Eastern State Charlie Patterson Head Coach University of Houston Janie Miller Girls Physical Education Sam Houston State Roberta Warner Health University of Wyoming a. Girls discuss the activities for the day, b. Health class introduces students to first aid, nutrition, and hygiene. c. Spring brings out the softball gloves, bats and enthusiasm in boy's P.E. d. Girls have a competitive spirit as strong as boys as they perform varied exercising skills. e. Boys receive swimming instruction from Coach McGee. f. Girl's gym classes await instructions for their daily workout. g. Various outside activities keep gym classes busy all year. 71

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Physical Education plays a very important part in MacArthur's student activities. Students participate in softball, football, swimming and other exercises. During one of their eight semesters of P.E., they loin together in classrooms to study Health.

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Representing MacArthur in Fine Arts are the Choir, Art, and Drama departments. Fine Art students spend many evenings after school working on plays, new songs, and art posters. These three departments cooperated in a ioint venture to produce MacArthur's first The Finer Things which featured works of Art, a dramatic production, choral music and modern dance.