Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

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9.3104 The F.B.L.A. had more mem- bers last year. They visited many of the local businesses to learn about business leadership. The recommended skills include bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. ii. H Upper right: F.B.L.A. officers. Upper left: Angel Sanchez, and Suzy Parker talking to Miss -Jaime. Upper center right: Mrs. Ashby helps johnna Babich. Lower left: Members discuss plans dur- ing meeting. Lower center right: Mrs. jones times Mike Macias. Lower right: F.B.L.A. sponsors. 12 F B.L.A. .Q Ahrdwm Xt! l 'il'

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wing .ZJEQZMZIZQ l Y'-P-ai L Upper right: Cindy Glenn at the con- cession stand. Upper left: D.E.C.A. officers, fl-rj Mr. Richards, sponsor, Judy Ortega, Cindy Glenn, Pam McCreary, Kelly Hinder- berger, Miles Culwell, and Gail Clark. Not pictured: LeAnn Howard. Center: First period C.O.E. class keeps busy. Lower left: This is one of Stephanie Bixby's many duties. In D.E.C.A., students are allowed to earn money while learning about retail selling. Their many projects include concession stands at varsity home football games and cele- brating Christmas with the men- tally retarded. 6 0.5 C.O.E. gives students an opportunity to gain experience in many jobs pertaining to office procedures. D.E.C.A. - C.O l

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wma auf This year the school had a new Drama and Speech teacher, Mr. Green. Although there wer- en't any class projects, the stu- dents participated in plays and speech events. Upper left: Gail Noel gives instruc- tions to Loretta Lopez, Leann Linscott, janet Griffin, and Chris Swinney. Lower left: joe Bennett, Alan Nordin, and james Denton study their lines backstage. Lower left: Debbie Shank has a well prepared speech for her class. ' :Ili ! ly' , , N E DRAMA AND SPEECH 13