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

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EZKELMBLISS Aside from the usual 3 R's Creading, writing and arithmeticj English and Math classes offer excite- ment for interested students. College-bound mathematicians have courses such as Analytic Geometry, Trigonometry, and Cal- culus to choose from. Those desiring to spend their time competing at math contests can join the Num- ber Sense, Slide Rule or Calculator team. English courses such as Readings in British Liter- ature, Nlass Media and Creative Writing are offered to juniors and seniors. For students who like to spend their spare time reading student-authored lit'- erature there is a membership on the staff of Kalei- doscope, the school literary magazine. Test. Mary Vadare writes her name on an English test before attempting to answer the questions. f . I . , 5 U., 5 r A-d-a-rn-e-n-t. Adament - Renee Cobble works on improving her world of vocabu- lary in 12th grade English. . 15, --- f ,VZ ,gf In K is V What a paper. Ms. Cheryl Dunn sits at her desk checking notebooks in class. its-fy vi, l

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kidding Latin students - Robin Crumbley Grant Slater, and Ray Smith are surprised at what the teacher is saying about their daily work. Not missing a word, Second year Ger- man students Caroline Khalaf, Dawn - Dickman, Sharon Solomon, Dennis Hall, Audrey Davis, Thomas Davis, Donna LeClere listen attentively as the teacher lectures on the country culture. ,xx Number please dents Penny Strothers Alfred Luna Kha laf Khalaf, Deborah Wisenbaker Danette Aucoin are absorbed in the sounds of French singing as a part of their less

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Hun Tom Run. Eddie Carranza sits in English IV reading one of the many sto- ries in the textbook. Work. in this English are important as Sandy Berry checks her assignments, and Donald All- dredge observes the task. ZS ' 3x5:25? Charles Bukowski works dili- gently on improving his algebra in class JVK Good Book, Barbara Frietche reads a t magazine article in class. exercises 87