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

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Chozr fcontj Many students might have viewed choir as a free period, however, choir members have discovered that not only is tal- ent essential but also practice, study, and discipline. Choir, although unappreciated by some, is a means of enioyment and artistic expression, said Ms. Chrisman. The members have not only filled this year with music but they have given life to their music. Michele Selby, who has performed with the choir for the past three years, perhaps sopke for the maiority, if not all members, when she stated, Choir has not only enabled me to meet people and make a lot of friends, but it has also taught me to appreciate, and enioy music. Kathy Kitchens and Ronnie Garner play the leading roles in the play Oklahoma presented by the Choir member and under the production of the Drama Club. t'i ff K' QF: W l . Q i I I 4 Y 'ii ' choir I 35

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Members of the Choir await their cue to begin their performance at graduation exercises held in Jones Hall May 27. T34 choir X The Choir's Pop Group consisting of Don Fisher, Kevin Ken- Selkey, Terry Cranford, Tim Hubbard, Becky Clark, Deb nedy, Ronnie Garner, Mike Rushing, Dale Penningtin, Mike Davila, Tammy Bludworth, and Kathy Kitchens sang such sol McCcne, Arnie Simmons, Darrel Smith, Robin Surface, Michele as Eres tu ot the 1975-76 Coronation.

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NHS members Sylvia Rodriquez, Karen Fritche, and Teresa Obershaw, paint posters for the Aldine game at the Aldine and MacArthur poster party. NHS officers for I976 are Clay Panova, parliamen- tarian, Jolinda Franklin, secretary, Clay Cox, presi- dent, Donna Howard, vice president, and Sylvia Rodriquez, treasurer. Sylvia Rodriquez, Ms. Rose Avalos, Jolinda Franklin, and Clay discuss plans for 1977 National Honor Society. an 40