Capital High School - Annual Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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48 ef 19- i F 2 U T U I E i B. usmzss 1 L EIDERS ll A naman J FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for all young adults in high school. It is an excellent opportunity for students to prepare for business and ofHce related occupations. It is already composed of over 6,000 chapters across the nation, and is still growing. Membership in FBLA indicated an interest not only in preparing for employment in the Held of business and office occupations but also it 's an experience that strengthens and develops the individual. Belonging to FBLA carries responsibilities as well as privileges. FBLA members attend regional, state, and national conferences. Campaign for various offices on the level all the wa y to national ofHces. They also compete in various business class courses, such as typing, accounting, and shorthand. FBLA gives students a chance to End out what really happens in a business occupation, along with helping the student to learn public speaking, leadership, and self conHdence. Capital High School is very proud of our Chapter, and we'd like to thank our ofHcers for all the good work. 4.1 1 4, w'J'7' 2 r-1'-mr, a , Q if 1 l .t usp: Back Row, Susan Ross, Julie Hoke, Tom Borbage, Lee Brown, Jon Sulpheson, Sue Farler, Annette Blackerby, Carolyn Stinman. Middle Rowg Terri Shipman, Kitty Tilson, Linda Goble, Sandy Lynch, Lisa Bennett, Lori Preston, Karen Roberts, Brenda Rossmier, Janette Michael, Julie McMahon, Sheila Hendrick, Mr. Baird-Advisor. Front Row, Nancy Lorimer, Terry Cluckey, Julie Alexander, Lori Raney, Cathy Holcomb, Barb Nixon, Sharon Stannard.