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

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HERO IZEQJS Depelshin Home Home Economics Related Occupations sponsored by Ms. Renee Nowlin participated in numerous exciting and beneficial proiects throughout the year. The Depelshin Faith Home was the happy recipient of two of the organization's works. Candy in late October and presents in late December brought some very happy smiles to the faces of the children. The Easter holiday was celebrated with 25 students from Ellen B. Lane Center. The center students were trans- ported over to MacArthur for an egg hunt which was fal- lowed with refreshments. The HERO members were very involved with district and business throughout the year. ln December and March Area lll meetings were held to augment the activities and goals ofthe clubs within the district. The meetings offered the chapters an opportunity to exchange ideas to include in the club's calendar. In October, State Fair in Dallas, and a state meeting at Fort Worth on the 29th and 30th of April found the MacArthur Chapter in attendance. Throughout the school year the members worked with enthusiasm on their encounter points. lcont. on pg. l2ll Ms. Renee Nowlin, sponsor of Hero was one of the guest speakers at the banquet. Some attending the Hero banquet are Mr. and Mrs. Al F York, Mrs. Shirley Ostinelli, and lacross the tablet Mrs. Sharon Scott, and Bertha Felder. 118 hero .sa

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u .HP ..v,,Jf ' N-E' fc! Nxt' 99 if vw LaPczvi!I0n visit highlights French year An exciting LaPavillon banquet, highlighted by the pres- ence of Peter Graves, star ot Mission Impossible, wound up a great year for the French Club. The club attended the French Symposium where they com- peted against l 300 students from all over Texas in examina- tions of French grammar, vocabulary, culture, listening com- prehension, and written test. This T-shirted group participated in the Latin Club spon- sored Olympics and came away with third place. This year's French Club was one of the most enthusiastic and fun to work with groups that l have ever had, said Ms. Loanna Chance, sponsor. ftopl French students Sherri Gulloya and Larry Folmar plan their strategy for the Foreign Language Olympics. lbottoml Cheryl Stevens and Karen Wil- liams publicize their membership in the French Club by wearing their official French Club t-shirts. International Night was celebrated in January with the joining of all foreign language clubs. Diunna Greenleaf sang Love is Blue in French as part of the entertainment. f . french l l 7

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senior members of Hero thought that they should have their picture taken sepa- ly so that they would be recognized. guest speaker for the Hero Banquet was Ted Thompson from the Houston Oilers. Y N ,gi r if , or em - , ,. M54 I emi., 4 ,, M S 3. , 1, .f .5 ,, 'W -. ,, A 2 E 2 i The Hero Banquet was held at the Granada Ball- room. Officers for the 1975-76 Hero Club are Vicki Howell, Debbie Lofton, Darlene Sugg, Deborah Lashay, Con- nie Keene, Sheila Crump, Glenna Lee, and Ms. Renee Nowlin, sponsor. hero H9