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

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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

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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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Banqueting groups socialize out. Ms. Jackie Mays, Mr. Martel Ms. Sheri Wesbrook and Laura ' Scroggins count no calories at the DE i social Congratulations classmates, Mary Okonski, rri Gallo way, Angela Crobow, Donna Fritsche, ,and Pat Clabaugh congratulate Nina Holmes at the D.E. banquet. N559 P I. Ms. Janet King shows Ms. Linda and Mr. G. B. August that she like the act, during the international night. 1 '10 N1 228 socicls M it . XXV' 6355 1 X TFO QQISIG NOT Eta' It Foreign language groups hold 'Gong' show Christian Student Union CCSUJ held their banquet or Dec. 5 at Furr's cafeteria with guest speaker Mr. A York, ex-assistant principal. Our club has been richly blessed this year, commented sponsor Ms. Jo Stone The addition of 2 new sponsors and at least 70 nev members has been a terrific asset to our club. The German club took to socializing once again ir December when they went Christmas caroling in the neighborhoods around MacArthur. Not to be outdone, OEA members participated in the Adopt-One program where members gave needy tami lies gifts anonymously so that their Christmas woulc be a little more exciting. ln Jan. sophomore and junio members were given an orientation tea to introduce them to VOEAOEA and watch a filmstrip on what goe: on in the classrooms. Later, in February, they helc their annual VOE Week the 13-1 7. i i