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

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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

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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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