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

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N My Duessen Park. Playing at the socials Aj ' is K' . X , 5, 'fi - , -it J, ' if - Y A Please pass the potato chips. Ms. Boeger N enjoys lunch with HECE members in rt -1 , 'H- . fm, in-f..-.ps-111 lt's fun to ice skate, picnic Although not a main part of any class or club's curricu- lum, socializing plays a popular role in school life. Luncheons, dances, informal meetings, banquets and field trips serve to raise money in some cases, and to raise spirits in most. The German Club took a field trip to Bavarian Gardens early in October, while later that month, Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America QDECAJ held a meeting in the Astroworld Hotel learning leadership skills and techni- ques on 'how to have a successful club.' Poster parties and pep rallies kept the individual classes pretty busy socializing as a body to make their class No. 1. Office Education Association COEAJ held an ice-skating social for their club members Nov. 10 after a Lane Center Carnival earlier that month. Future Homemakers of America CFHAQ visited the State Fair in Dallas in October which member Gay Fridel remembers as a beautiful day and a lot of fun. Another social was held in January. International night was attended by all the foreign language class and club members. The Latin club put on a skit which in part included translating English into Latin. Here in Psalms it says . . . CSU sponsor M Jo Stone listens as member Lana reads from the Bible during the Valdemar Garza and Frank Augilar try to listen to the speaker while munching on some good- ies at the NHS Social. V .. 226 sociols 4. Get down. son boogies at the Junior Social while the band Vanishing Point plays the song Boogie shoes,

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,59f all -uf f., 'l 4 EJ , J Bumping it. Volleyball coach Ms. Kathy Haltom helps fellow teachers out when the volleyball 'players challenged teach- ers to a game to help raise money for the Berry family.

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lor Social. Fog Disco. Dances for the 78 the Manhatten, Latin Hustle, along the New Yorker, doing a few of the are a few juniors whom keep A rhythm to the sounds played at the Jun- I 5, , 1 A la ,gi lil?-gg. ickwise starting above: Reading between the lines. Annette Hen- rson, Ricky Drilling and Valerie Edgar conduct a portion of the A Banquet on April 14, at the Holiday Inn. NHS Vice-President cet Woodyard gives deep thought in the good and bad times spent e at MacArthur. g-war, the FHA Social was enjoyed at Deusen Park as senior Ted lamo and sophomore Terri Jenkins attempt to pass a life saver. viling from ear to ear is the president of Cosmetology Liz Gonzales shelspeaks to her classmates at the social held at Intercontinental :tor nn. len ears, speaker at the NHS Social received much attention as Eiors Maria Gonzales and Dina Valdez take thought in what the aker said. ug-a-lug. At the NHS picnic in Hermann Park, Anna Gloria, Marion ton, Rosalie Palomares and Caroline Khalaf go slip sliding away. 'iii f . v k V ,,?f'ki 52' k ,fi . M! ' x Winner . dressed contest was Willie Bradbury he opens his gift at the Sadie Hawkins sociols 227