Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Q Ginger O'Mary, Karen Berney, and Karen Galyon were Chosen from TOEC to work at City Hall. Kathy Tyler and Miss Bigby talk about the funds needed to send a girl to Girls State. Pat Harrison sorts suckers for TOEC to sell to raise money to send a girl to the State Convention. TOEC OFFICERS Front Row: Teresa MC- Gaha, Sharon Sharp, Debbie Portwood, Kathy Tyler, Karen Galyon. Second Row: Iudy Phillips, Betty Carter, Hazel Knight, Kathy Thomas. Back Row: Mary Kay Rose, A Kim Hurst, Judy Caruthers. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Kathy Tyler, Beth Johnson, Hazel Knight. 112 ORGANIZATIONS 7

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Q 'DQ ,XJ Field trips extend knowledge Field trips to different businesses and club programs helped each member of the Vocational Industrial Club of America and the Distributive Education Club of America to extend his knowledge in his fields. DECA members prepared reports after each field trip to various areas of the city such as Hamilton National Bank, Millers, Sears, and other busi- nesses. This year VICA established a new council. Each shop had its own club with a representative from each par- ticipating in the VICA meetings. Members participated in skill contests in public speaking, safety, and parliamentary procedure at the Regional Convention in March. Regional winners advanced to the state contest. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMER- ICA Front Row: Mr, james Gregory, Howard Barnette, Aeltha Taylor, Sheila Newman, Kathy Brown, jamie Davis, Sarah Thompson. Second Row: Terri Phillips, Carolynn Payne, Cindy Glasscock, Susan Wallace, Becky Stid- ham, Sandy Perry, Teresa Goans. Third Row: Bill Melhorne, james Bell, Bill Delapp, Dennie Styles, james Goldston, Bill Ellis. DECA stu- dents totaled 'l3,652 man hours during the first semester. ORGANIZATIONS 'l'l'l

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Club members prepare for business world Planning for a future in the busi- ness world was emphasized in two clubs this year. Besides Commercial Club, Fulton established its first Tennessee Office Education Club this year. The year was highlighted for TOEC when Mayor Testerman signed a proclamation designating February 5-9 as TOEC Emphasis Week in Knoxville. To celebrate the occasion, an assembly was given for interested sophomore and junior girls, and an open house was held in the VOE room. TOEC sold spirit ribbons and suck- ers and held a car window wash early in the year to finance the proj- GCIS. Representatives from TOEC at- tended the Nashville Conference and the leadership conference at UT. Commercial Club continued its annual service project of co-spon- soring one girl to Girl's State. As another service project they held a Christmas party at the Chil- dren's Hospital on Dec. 21. E9 ORGANIZAUONS 'l'I3