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Miss Floyda Carter B.S. Va, State College; Distributive Education Mr. Otis Farmer B.S. Va. Commonwealth Umv.; Distributive Education; Sponsor: DECA Mr. Fred Gebron B.S. Old Dominion Univ.; Distributive Education Working at Wornom’s Pharmacy in New Markey, Kather- ine Glessenkamp shows her customer some new nail polish.
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Hard at work, Gary Bradshaw and Steve Ellington do assignments in Typing I. Skillfully, Marsha Pearson tackles the job of rolling up her adding machine tape in Office Services class. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. Front Row: Marsha Capsalis. Debbie Lile, Bev Dorton, Kim Reynolds, Theodora Pearson, Mary Hogge. Second Row: Pam Pointer, Janet Pearson, Debbie Radford, Karen Man- ning, Roena Reed. Third Row: Joan Richards, Linda Ware, Jean McAllist er, Nan Nauman, Sylvia Williams, Cindy Burden. Back Row: Stacy Wiggles- worth, Teresa Kibbs, Debbie Ballantyne, Ginni Ball.
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Diligently at work, Silvalene Whitaker, Linda Johnson and Jackie Walker prepare items for the handicapped. Halloween treats for handicapped “A r h candy again.” That’s what stu- dents said in the Distributive Educa- tion classes, because they sold candy again to raise money. Tenth graders prepared for jobs in the retailing field. Juniors began train- ing at various jobs at local establish- ments. Some seniors took on-the-job- training in management. Others sen- iors took Fashion Merchandising and got a closer look at how the fashion world operates. These students did not work. Four students modeled fashions for a feature article in the Times Herald. A special committee went to Virginia School at Hampton on Halloween night. They gave the deaf, blind and mute kids a party, with apples oranges and candy for every child. DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America is a national club and some- one in every state in the nation be- longs to this student business organ- ization. In February, all D.E. clubs entered a state contest in which Fergu- son promoted tourism by showing slides of interesting places to visit in Virginia. In the pre-holiday rush, Norma Leake sells Christmas ribbon at Miller Rhoads
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