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

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222 fund raising wffligl ' x -ia, '- il .1 Clap your hands. Junior Debbie Wisen- baker dances at a class money-raiser. Carnations, carnival, Sadie Hawkins - money raisers One of the many fundraising projects that the student Senate had was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. We raise money for the school, commented Senate Presi- dent Joaquin Tristan. The Future Teachers of America CFTAJ had several fund-raising projects throughout the year, which included the 50's dance, selling club t-shirts and selling carnations and cards for valentines Day. They sold around 2,000 carnations. The price was 51.00 each. I felt so bad when we were 200 carnations short, stated sponsor Gail Spreen. But on February 15, the students who had ordered them and didn't receive them had a choice of either carnations or roses. The Drama department had many projects throughout the year. One of these was the musical 'Carnival.' Anyone in the school could try out for the play. Choosing the cast for 'Carnival' was really tough. We had a lot of people audition but unfortunately there are not always enough parts to go around, commented drama teacher and director Jo Wilson. The cast had 56 students. They charged Sl .50 for students and 32.50 for adults. l Jump, shout! dents boogie Sugar at the helped raise rom. l Knock yourself out! to the sounds of Brown sophomore social, which money for their future ri, Q ,,gg,. ,, ggi ,, r bv Two-handed styling. Darlene Rebledo styles hair at the 'T

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. x it , Y 1, if W w X -3 ' ex, -w I .j 'l .1 :- f 5. i ,527 ff fm. z. ma. .2 f Organizations sell candy, jerseys, sweaters Some people think money is the answer to everything. lt's not. But it helps. That's why every club or organiza- tion tries to raise money through fund-raising projects. Almost every class has at least two fund-raising pro- jects. They all have jersey sales. And some even have candy sales. The Freshman class made a profit of approximately 33750.00 through their candy sales. The Sophomore class sold ierseys for 55.50. They also sold sour ball candy to get them out of their financial debt. The band sold candy this year to raise money to attend a Six Flags contest in Dallas. DECA sold malt balls and Nl 81 M's February 20-Nlarch 3rd. They raised money for their Employer-Employee Banquet, April 18th. Fund raising By sponsoring Sadie publications depart' for yearbook and everyone the for a clay. y fund rcisi '19

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