MacArthur High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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S.B.A. ,799 0 MacArthur High School's Job Fair is an annual event spon- sored by the S.B.A. lt is designed to let each student experience F four different courses and learn J about the various job opportuni- a ties available in that area of work. 0 The courses range from Doctors ' to Lawyers, Cosmetologists to b I Bankers, Fire Chiefs to Accoun- tants, and Music Directors to Fu- r neral Directors. L. to R.: Row 1-Sherene Williams, Steve Conner fChairmanJ, Maggie Wilson. Row 2-Edie Runyan, Darla Martin, Melody Ble- vins, Pia Crump. Row 3-Mike Cooke, Guy Booth, Chuck Teel, Kathy Robertson. 0 C PRESIDSNT 0 m m ITI C i 0 t ITI .LL ,Ln W I t L. to R.: Row 1-Tammy Kephart, Sherene Williams, Rosalyn Solomon, N Pia Crump. Row 2-Mary Elam, Renata Fordham, Anne Yeahquo. Row 3- Dearbra Shaw, Melody Blevins, Tonya Prater, Janene House. Row 4- e Carla Whiteman, Terry McConico, David Fernandez. The Homecoming n Committee is responsible for setting up, preparing, and coordinating the e activities at the Mac Homecoming. g Sponsoring the two school dances is one i ,X of the most important activities for the ba S.B.A. This year, besides the traditional 9' homecoming dance, S.B.A. sponsored a -, I, Sadie Hawkins dance in which the girls 1 . asked the guys! S.B.A. officers and members .ia it ' learned about elections by holding class, cheerleader, and homecoming elections. I i Before Christmas, when a party was planned, the season for giving was remembered by charging a Ii canned food for admission. The 43 cans donated Seriior Mike Cooke served as Stu- - went to the Elks Lodge 41056 for distribution. The dent Board of Affairs president ti-,is .L S.B.A. funded two very important projects this year: year. He was an executive officer on l- C15 the building of the BIG MAC TRUCK by the Art ti-ie Okiarioma High Sohooi patriots 2 and the inStaHatiOI'l of on the for Committee and originated marquee. Fred Cooke installed the lights as a gift to the ideas for the 1-Seorei pai pro- the 5Ch00'- ject and the lights on the Marquee. L ' The Secret Pal Project was a program started this year designed to BUILD the student-teacher relationship. Once a month, each member of S.B.A. would put a 'goodie' in their assigned teacher's box with a little note. At the end of the year, S.B.A. and the teachers had a party sixth hour to reveal the identity of the secret pals. Organizations 105

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Student Board Of Affairs 1979-1980 0 f f i c 9 I' S - . L. to Nancy Amato-Treasurer: Morris Dance Committee. L. to R.: Row 1-Tonya Prater, Edie Runyan, Pia Crump, Smith-VIC6 PI'9SId6HT: Anjila Grimsley-Secre- Sherene Williams. Row 2-Dennis Bennett, Dena Lewis, Karen Day, Angela tary- Jackson. The S.B.A. is under the su- pervision of Mrs. Horton - A fantastic person in charge of student activi- ties. L. to R.: Row 1-Lisa McWilliams, Linda Dunn, Caren McClennan, David Allen, Marion Dunn, Juanita Turnpaugh, William Sheppard, Kelly Whitaker, Teresa Goodman. Row 2-Bernard Rhodes, Curtis Cox, Kyle Smith, Chris Simon, Mike Edmonds, Trudy Childs, Julie Kennedy, Lori Woodruff, Karen Bowers. Row 3-John Davis, Larry Standridge, Pat Roberts, Kevin Lambert, Grant Keck, Chance Williams, Sean Johnson, Tammy Wood, Laurie Hartline, Lisa Ellison, Linda Hill, Kirk DeForest. T Spirit Committee. L. to R.: Row 1-Rosalyn Solomon, Carla White- Election Committee. L. to R.: Row 1-Anne Yeahquo, man,Sherene Williams, Pia Crump,Teresa Goodman. Row 2-Tammy Everett Patterson. Row 2-Morris Smith, Guy Booth, Kephart, Sherri Strickland, Bevin Dalton, Laurie Whitaker, Marla Dearbra Shaw. Rains. 104 Organizations

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ment this year under the direction of Mrs. Diane Dirickson. After placing second in the regional one-act play competi- tion the group went on to take third place in the State Competition. Throughout the year the drama department provided the school and community with superior perfor- mances. The MacArhur Drama program showed much improve- i' if llll MacArthur 5 fi , 'G ,tl Mrs. Mooney Uanene Housej explains to Charlie QMark Randelj the wonders of his new home. e S I o nr a lu P L, to R.: Row 1-Sherene Williams, Nancy Richardson, Jeff Brooks, Melody Blevins, Jeff McClain. Row 2-Wanda Simmons, Sondra Steadman, Mike Wilson, William Sheppard. 106 Organizations