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Future Secretaries Association attends annual secretarial seminar The Future Secretaries Association is a professional organization for secre- tarial science and business education majors. The APSU chapter, founded in 1967, meets once a month to present to its members opportunities for gath- ering professional opinions from local business people. The regular monthly meetings and fund raising activities during the year lead up to the annual secretarial semi- nar. The seminar held each ApriI for area high school and college business students is the major project for the club. The Future Secretaries Association also plays an important role in the Ten- nessee Office Education Club's region- al contests held at APSU each year. Right - These are the members of the Future Secretaries Association. Below - The members of Helping Others 'Prepare Equally tHOPD. HOPE tHelping Others Prepare Equally; a new club on campus, is sponsored by the Montgomery County As- sociation for Retarded Citi- zens. It is composed of stu- dents interested in providing services for the handi- capped. HOPE sold bumper stick- ers tthe money raised went for a sheltered workshop in Clarksvillei; provided re- freshments for the 1977 Bike Hike held last May, which raised well over a $1,000 and began a ttsit- ting service, so the kids could have a night out and their parents a night off. HOPE also co-sponsors an Easter party for the Satur- day Morning Recreation. HOPE provides help for the handicapped
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The Farewell and Hail staff produces APSU's first fuII year' yearbook Belinda Totty, Lynn Keeton, Associate Editor Editor-inChief
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The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to promote interest in future engineers, trade and industrial occupa- tions and to devetop a better under- standing of technical subjects. Their activities included a field trip to the South Central Bell Telephone Com- pany and the annual club picnic. Industrial Arts Club exists to promote interest in industrial occupations Above - Members of the Industrial Arts club include: tL-Rt Dr. Leon Bibb, Walter Payne, Roy Caskey, Beverly Nolen, Bennie Skinner, Robert Burkhart. Gerald Smith, Mike Jack- son, Bob Wood. Bobby Scott, Mary Langford, Fred Wilburn and John Porter, sponsor. Left - Members of the Industrial Arts club pre- pare their car entry for the homecoming pa- rade.
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