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

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X, Donald Fisher, CSU president, and Brian, Oasis band member, make last minute stage arrangements before the concert begins. CSU members are Mark Harrell, Jim Miller, Mark Sutton, Anthony Whittley, Donald Fisher, Beth Hessler, Joy Cuttingham, Carla Frels, secretary, Lana O'Quinn, Tony Fletcher, Sandy Fisher, Patricia Fain, Jamie Harrell, Carrie Caywood, Judy Risher, Barry Smith, Micheal Love, Cathy Quortapella, vice president, James Middleton, prayer meeting leader, Christie Fletcher and Craig Middleton. v ' .N villa? f -. sales. csu 129 1 lleftl Before school, CSU members, Carrie Caywood, Patricia Fain, Craig Middleton, Kathy Quartapella, Christie Fletcher and Jeff Spence attend daily prayer meetings. lrightj Ms 'Stone C.S.U. sponsor helped collect money from candy

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C. S. U members findfellowshqy Pass It On and Reioice in the Land sang Christian Student Union members at their daily prayer meetings from 7:30 to 7:50 each school day. Formed to unite Christians in fellowship and help members find strength in each other, C.S.U. is non denominational. Among their activities was a Bowling Social at Fair lanes and a Reese candy sale. The proceeds from the sales helped bring free entertainment in the form ofthe band, Oasis, to MacArthur's student body. It really means something when you go down the hall and meet other Christians. Then you know you're not all by yourself, said C.S.U. Presi- dent Donald Fisher. C.S.U. sponsor is Ms. Jo Stone. C.S.U. President Donald Fisher conducts club meetings and leads them in devotionals. v 128 csu f s.t

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FTA is not or teachers 07167 With a name like Future Teachers of America, the group sounds as if it might be only for potential teachers, however, sponsor Ms. Fay Fontenot and club members will tell you that FTA is for everyone interested in education. FTA members participated in a service project that not only benefited club, school, and community but also involved the teaching progress. The brain- child of Ms. Rose Avalos, the proiect involved mem- bers tutoring students who could not speak English. Members earned the all-important points necessary for attending state convention by working in the club's proiects. At district convention, MacArthur captured a third place trophy for Marion Hall's theme writings, a third place trophy for Miss FTA, Gerry Lowrey, second place for Albert Pena's scrapbook, and two first places for service proiect and bulletin board. Chapter president for the 76-77 school year, William Wilkerson, walked away with the district vice-president office. FTA also participated in Teacher Appreciation Week, the lollipop booth at the Mascot Carnival and visitation day. Gloria Reynolds, Vergie Mosqueda, Pat Avala, and Nancy Her- nandez listen attentively while plans for the carination sale are discussed. FTA members Albert Pena, Cheryl Dominick, Brenda Betts, Joe Betts, and Sheryl Walker discuss plans for Teachers Appreciation Week. v Club officers of Future Teachers of America are Maureen McShan, vice president, Al Pena, historian, Diana Villerareal, secretary, Debbie Show, photographer, and Carrie l eno, treasurer. 'lui F T30 Ha -l--5 X ' ,K Gian