Blair High School - Beehive Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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A few of the DECA students are shown with their teachers. Left: P. Shakleford, J. Saunders, A. Morgan, M. Varble, Mrs. Parker, D. Sawyer, L. Jones, Mrs. Szynal, G. Burton, D. Otey, D. Taylor. IIA X A typical ICT classroom in session. C. Stevens, F. Baker, Mr. McManis, C. Johnston, P. Brown, C. Marsh, R. Jones. Lck, Isl mw: C. Heuval, H. Gardner, L. Druitt, G. Sherwood. 2nd row: R. Cilley, .l. Dandridge, D. Brown, M. Campbell. 3nd row: T. Jones, C. Cranford, B. Pelkey. -aflh mtv: E. Hailey, J. Babcock, A. Brunck, J. Brown, D. Acheson. DECA The James Blair Chapter of the Distributive Educa- tional Clubs of America is an organization of stu- dents enrolled in Distributive Education classes. This chapters purposes are to help develop each studentis leadership potential. contribute to his voca- tional competence, and help him appreciate our free enterprise system. Members are engaged in social activities, as banquets, social hours. and recreation. Their professional activities include research projv ects, field trips. district, state, and national contests. conventions, and fund raising projects. VICA The local chapter of Vocational lndustrial Clubs of America is a professional organization for students enrolled in the Industrial Cooperative Training Pro- gram. Students in this program work under school supervision in on-the-job technical and industrial training stations provided by local businesses. Stu- dents' career training areas include nursc's aide. cosmetology. radilogic technologist. auto mechanics. carpentry, office equipment rcpairmen. and many other occupations. Club activities. fund raising: proj- ects, district and statc leadership conferences, stu- dent-parcnt banquet, field trips, and ernplova-r-env ployce banquet. OT The Vot Club is an organization of 12th grade stu- dents enrolled in the Vocational Office Training pro- gram. Students in this program receive classroom in- struction in office procedures and the use of various business machines. Most students work in secretarial jobs in the afternoon. Club's activities consisted of an employer-employee banquet. fund raising: proj- ects, and a Christmas dance.

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tudent Government Participation The Student Government Partici- pation organization involves stu- dents interested in learning more about Federal, State, and Local , government. As its goal for this 1 year the organization has chosen to raise funds in hopes of ob- taining a coffee house for teenag- ers due to the lack of recreation areas in Williamsburg. The activi- ties include dances, guest speak- ers, and car washes. President - J. Williamsg Vice-President - J. McManus, Secretary - J. Trow, Treasurer - S. Davis, Reporter - L. Hudsong Sponsor - Mr. Hobson. Back: C. Moi'row, J. McManus, J. Trow, J. Coleman, M. Lowry, K. West, G. Crane, M. l ' I Q E. Winters, B. Laubach, A. Harrison, A. Wright, S. Godshall, Mr. Hobson. Katz, J. Williams, L. Hudson. Front: S. Davis, FBL The Future Business Leaders of America is com- posed of students enrolled in business courses who are interested in and desire a better under- standing of the business world. This organization develops leadership, and cooperation among the members to better prepare them for entrance into the business community. President - Corrie Heuvalg Vice-President - C. Harrisg Secretary - L. Wallaceg Treasurer -- A. Ashcraftg Report- er - L. Jamesg Sponsors - Mrs. Jackson and Miss Lambert. f'i : it V . ,. f-.-any ll P! Left: L. James, C. Heuval, P. Held, S. McCormick, A. Ashcraft, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Lambert, C. Harris, P. Robertson, S. Lee, R. Garrett, C. Nay.

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