Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to promote better business edu- cation. The aims and responsibilities of the club are upheld by each F.B.L.A. member as she strives to develop the necessary qualities for becoming a future business leader. The Clinton F.B.L.A. is affiliated with the state and the national organizations. Mrs. Fred Pitts is sponsor of the club. The programs for 1960 consisted of movies, discussions, and addresses by local business leaders. The club officers participated in the annual district meeting in Greenville, and the members enjoyed attending the state conven- tion. Sandra Mills, v1'cc-p1'cs1'rIm1fg Delora Lyda, presi- dcnfg Janice Goss, 1'l'1I01'fl'l': Linda Barrett, fr-msm'erg and Willa Rae McGowan, secretary, begin a new day of school work. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Staton, Cornelia Ma1'tin, Dolores Brookshire, Franceen Smith, Kay Strib- lmlc-, Linda Corley, Reba Rushton, Helen Edge, Barbara Wilson. Second Row: Mary Cole, Cora Medlin, Shirley Quin- ton, Judy Ellis, l.-odene Elmore, Lunette Fl'2Zl0l'. Third Row: Joyce Jones, Emily Monroe, Elizabeth Hamilton, Janice Davenport, Mona Cannon, Julia McKee, Florence Revis, Mary Lee Howell, Shirley Singley, Cecelia Mc-London, Linda Copeland, Mrs. Fred Pitts, sponsor.

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Left to Right: Earl Patterson, Louis Bond, Mrs. Dan Orr, sponsorg Dianne Prater, Alice Grant, Susan Terry, Donnie DeVore, Fredrick Whitmire, Clyde Croy, Donnie Revis. D. E. CLUB Dianne Prater, fr1'as1n'crg Donnie Rc-vis, sccrrlaryg Susan Terry, pr1's1'rIc'11fg Fredrick Whitmire, I1 l'Sf0!'lfllIQ and Alice Grant, vicr'-prcsirlvnf and editor jn-nnmfinu lIIIIHl1ge l', examine clothing. .'N'irn'fy-Six To be a member of the D.E. Club, a pupil must be an active member of the D.E. class. The purpose of the D.E. Club is to promote the fundamental principles and practices in the field of distribution through co-ordinated class- room instruction and on-the-job training. Under the direction of Mrs. Dan Orr, the local D.E. Club held contests throughout the year on phases of distributive work. The 1960 club members took an active part in the district and state conventions. Some ac- tivities of the club during the year were sell- ing hose, sponsoring a Halloween Costume Rall, enjoying an Employer-Employee Banquet. and presenting a spring fashion show.