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Business Club The FBLA is organized for the purpose of developing the leadership potential of high school students en- rolled in business education classes. The club members endeavor to gain a better understanding of the opportunities and rewards of business careers. In order to qualify for membership, a student must be enrolled in at least one business course and be interested in a career in the field of business. This year the club members have participated in a bake sale and in work and study meetings. A number of local businessmen have been invited to speak to the club concerning topics of interest to the members. OFFICERS: Left to Right; Mrs. Davidson, Sponsor; Vicki Smith, Vice-President; Gloria Coats, Treasurer; Karen Crasser, Secretary. Not Pictured: Joyce Grown, President; Cindy Smith, Reporter. 128 1
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Math Club The Math Club attempts to encourage interest in mathematics by attending conferences and providing services to other students. Those students taking math — ranging from algebra to senior math are eligible for club membership. This year the members have attempted to make the club more beneficial to the school. CLUB OFFICERS: Tim Hughey, Vice-president; Clarence Sawyer, President; Buddy Whitley, Treasurer; Jack Ricks, Secretary.
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Industrial Cooperative Training Students enrolled in the Industrial Cooperative Training Program attend school half a day and participate in and on the job training program the remainder of the day. Effort is made to place each student-learner in a job in the occupational field of his choice. Indian River ' s ICT students belong to the national organization known as Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The club ' s activities are designed to stimulate proper attitudes, build character, and guide the members in behavior changes vital to the development of good citizenship. The club held an employee-employer dinner this spring; and club members attended the district, regional, and state VICA conventions. CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED, Left to Right; Cathy Schmidt, Sec ' efary Ellen Wheller, President; Teresa Tarkenton, Vice-President; STANDING L. to R; Pete Thompson, Treasurer; James Byrd, Reporter; Not Pictured: Steve Anderson, Reporter.
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