Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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114 FBLA FBLA stresses skills for business careers Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a club whose members focus their attention on becoming familiar with the business world. Throughout the year, the group invited many guests to speak to the club from various fields of interest, such as executive secretaries, models, cosmetologists, and tellers. 'Faking field trips to the MGM accounting department and the Nevada gaming industry, attending the Western Regional Conference in New Orleans during November, competing in all aspects of business in March, and selling Clark-o-grams as a fund raiser were all activities that the group also undertook. Mrs. Karen Girard advised the group while Lynette Shaw was the president. I. FBI.A Offttm. Cfakuiu: Lynette Shiw. Holly Lee, Laurie Thompson, Vivian Navarro, Wilma Hamon. FBLA. Knating: Vivian Navarro. April Klein. Kelly Leader. Janette Brook. Jenn Hardy. StinJiag: Mrs. Karen Girard (advisor). Tammy Jackson, Diane Kcmplc. Wilma Hinson. Holly Lee. Lynette Shaw. Kathy Jacobsen. Shelly Rowe. Laurie Thompson

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 I A Loot businessman who mi invited to speak it one of the nuny DEC A breakfast meetings 2 DECA member Kathy Kelles adiusts a program of work V Concentrating on the operation of a cash register. Charlanc Cooperman and Pit Furrule demonstnte a phase of the DECA program 4 Laura McMillian performs her act in the DECA sponsored gong show. V Francis Hardin, first place winner in the DECA gong show, receives a check for $99.99 from Mr. Hoffman 6. Some members of DECA perform their own act in the gong show. After enjoying their breakfast, chapter members listen to a guest speaker DECA 1

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Needy Vegas families receive canned goods from Clark food drive TFAC, under the direction of Ms. Priscilla Adams, sponsored their second annual food drive for needy families. A donation of 92 cans by Ms. Adams' first period class won the participation award given for the most items donated by one group. As a result of their efforts each - member of the class received a McDonald’s gift certificate valued at $1.50. Although the members of the club encouraged the entire student body to participate in the food drive, the total number of items collected this year was only 235 as compared to last year's approximate 1200. Ms. Priscilla Adams sons the items received from (he food drive 2 Food Drift 1'tmtn: Front rou: Betty Jones. Chartha Dunlap. Sheryl Whitney (student aisle). Sharon Sanders SefoaJ Sammic Saxton. Fclciia Moore. Grisel Hernandez. Sam Doupha. Shai Chason. Al RissJon. Ms Priscilla Adams. Third rou Glen Simon. Rebecca Perez. Rose Williams, 1 ammic Molt n. Joe Klsca. Bruce Jones. Darrin Shat swell. Ruk row: John F.lliott. Ricky Howard. Stanley Wickliffe. Ed Jackson. S.P Don Bars). Anthony Oner. Ixtrenzo Berry. Eugene ( lemons, rolvn W right. Food Drive Winners 115