Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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Nancy Savells and Von Johnson--Harrison High's Mr. and Miss F.B.L,A. for 1967. The contestants who went to Little Rock for the F.B.L.A. state conven- tion include Sarah Cone, T e r ry Villines, Debbie Dodson, Beverly Gay lo r, Patsy Pederson, Tony Kendall, Debra Grigsby, Von Johnson, Roger Earnest, Nancy Savells, Vickye Hudson and Bart Hudspeth. Debbie Dodson, Linda Taylor, and Sarah Cone placed second in the state spelling con- test in Little Rock at the F.B.L.A. convention. , 1 5 l X 'H'

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Sponsors and oficers for F.B.L.A. for 1966-67 were Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Spradling Janie Kellett, Reporter, Beverly Gaylor, Secretary, Tony Kendall, President, Nancy Savells, Treasurer and not pictured is Ray McCraw, Vice-President. Beverly, Nancy and Suzette work on a bulletin board for the Business Education Department. 7. 3.1.3. Deaefapo ampeleafl. 14 1 gcwdwew .fecwlew The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization composed of high school students who are taking or have taken a business course during their high school career. This year's membership is 80. The main purpose of the F,B,L,A, is to develop competent, aggressive bus- iness leadership, and participate in worthy undertakings for the betterment of business and the community. The projects for this year include preparing bulletin boards for business education department, to provide clerical help for the faculty, PTA, and some civic organi- zations, preparing yearbooks for the PTA, making programs for special school activities, attending state conven- tion and participating in the various contests held, and having a banquet. 'lf 1 sn 1 .fffvk sf' eu ,5 - The first F.B.L.A. banquet of the year was held in the Blue Room ofthe cafeteria in December. You can see that it was a big success! ,-f-

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Students in the Distributive Education De- partment train for careers in marketing and distribution. Distributive Education students are taught the basic principles of merchandising, an understanding of various distributive occu- pations, and opportunities available. Many stu- dents who begin their careers in D. E. become business owners or management employees of big companies. The Distributive Education Clubs of America serve as another means of training for D. E. students. D. E. students are made aware of their obligation to the community where they reside. One of the goals of DECA is to participate in worth-while projects for com- munity betterment. D. E. students have an oppor- tunity to develop socially through a series of social events planned by club committees. Through participation in chapter activities, members learn to organize and plan activities and thus learn to serve as both leaders and followers. A11 awards were won in state com- petition at the State Leadership Conference held in Little Rock. Charlotte Baughman will be a delegate to the National Leadership Conference which will be held in Chicago. 95614