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

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CS 236 electroni Electronics Club members are BOTTOM ROW: Jesse Presa, Ed- ward Morales, Carlton Handy, Roland Martinez and Mario Moreno, SE- COND ROW: Ernie Pena, Sterling Jones, Robert Rogers, Darrel Sloan, Jaime Lara and Mark Munoz: THIRD ROW: Vic- tor Dixon, Rafael Fer- rigno, Lee Gibson, James Briggs and Johnny Cabellero. Wm-,NN 5' Tune in for 21 Better job Electronics Club members started off the year with a strong desire to work. All the members worked hard to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to service and repair radios and television sets. 5 Members found that the work was sometime difficult, but always in- teresting. The attitudes which they developed toward their work was outstanding, said sponsor Mr. Larry Warwarosky. Their annual initiation for juniors was held at Mr. Warwarosky's home. Their main source of income was through small shop fees charged for repairing and servic- ing radios and television sets. Electronics had a very suc- cessful year and hopes to con- tinue to do so in the future. This is a worthwhile subject and will be helpful to me after I graduate, stated Carlton Handy. Showing his expertise, Darryl Sloan works diligently repairing a television set. Richard Berry tries to figure out if there is any hope for this television set. L -. 3 . F M Q 445 1 . iffy, -rats N x... Z' ,, Y dps by

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candy woods Science Club members are BOTTOM ROW: Tonja Bullard, Jesus Ching, Sherri Loria, George Mapula and Lucy Chingg SECOND ROW: Deanna Bashinski, Ruth Ching, Malcolm Dishongh and Toni Saliasg THIRD ROW: Huy Tran, Ronda Ober- shaw, Orville Clark, Henry Duncan, Becky Garner and Jimmy Nieves. Scientifically Speaking Although the Science Club had no fund raising activities, members participated in many events through the year. Winners in the school science fair in January were Jesus Ching, first place, Anita Garner, second place, John Metz, third place and Deanna Bashinski, Tommy Yoder and Laura Meauz, honorable mentions. Jesus Ching and Dean- na Bashinski advanced to district competition. Deanna Bashinski placed second in the ninth grade division. Deanna Bashinski and Jesus Ching advanced to the regional science fair at the Astrohall. Receiving his flrst place trophy for district competition, Jesus Ching gladly shakes hands with Mr. M. O. Campbell, Superintendent of A.l.S.D., after the fair. Freshman Deanna Bashinski proudly receives a second place trophy in ninth grade division at the district fair. Deanna won first place in ninth grade engineering. She also won five special awards in professional engineering and instrumental design. Jesus won awards for best researcher and the best astronautics project. When asked what the club's future plans included, Jesus Ching responded, We hope to educate members in the field of science. Officers for the year were Jesus Ching, president, Sherri Loria, vice president, Tonya Bullard, secretary, Lucy Ching, treasurer and Mr. John Lacy, sponsor. eouegos LEZ