Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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?uture lfusiuess lsudsrs uf Aluericu Studcuts Study ,Modern Business h2'.'M.', . ,,, se ' Zfreuds The officers of the FBLA are Patsy Jones, reporterg Gayle Fenimore, presidentg Leslie Herberger, treasurerg Peggy Magner, vice- presidentg Tom Cowan, parliamentariang and Linda Pankey, secretary. Gayle Fenimore outlines details for the Dress Right YOU in Program ...ii gp It as , vi v s5 Members discuss the plans for the Christ- mas party to be given at Ellis Elemen- tary, The FBLA strives to give students some knowledge of the types of careers available in the business field. Pro- grams showing the different business machines such as IBM typewriters, and information on data processing broadens the knowledge of the business word. exif, -5 i Members open the annual Dress Right Week.

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--nn! LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Penny Moore, Pat Henderson, Cecilia Croomes, Janet Hopkins, Paulette Barwinkel, Mary Zale- sak. I aff 5O0 Hours Volunteers at ST, JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL: Rosemary Childress, Kay Cosgrove, Mary Lou Meyer. USHERETTES: Bette Coleman, Debbie Henegan, Tina O'Reilly, Kathy Holler, Barbara Meyer, Mary Ellen Cross. 34 generous Students Assisi Administration Nolan students have always been well known for their service activities. This year even more areas are open to service-minded students. Senior boys are now trusted with the responsibility of presiding over study halls, pep rallies, and lunch periods, through the new senior official program, The officials are selected by the faculty from a group of volunteers. Junior and senior girls are now able to aid needy students to attend Nolan on scholarships through the summer secretary program. The girls donate their salaries earned by summer work in the school office to a scholarship fund. The Usherettes are another new service organiza- tion at Nolan, set up by the Student Council to usher at all school functions, The Grant Street Program has entered its second year at Nolan. Interested girls and boys donate one or two afternoons a week to teach religion, reading, or math to underprivileged children at the mission center. Other service activities include volunteer work at I St, Joseph s Hospital and in the Nolan Library.