King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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three chapters, three The four chapters of the Future Business Leaders of America achieved much in the past year, including an award from the county for an hundred percent increase in membership. Making upcoming students aware of the business organization at King became an important activity for FBLA members. Other activities began with a workshop for officers and a breakfast the next day for all FBLA members. Other lun- cheons were planned in appreciation of Business teachers and notables for certain chapter members. Judgement on in-school competition in many business areas, including clerical, secretarial and accounting, led to district competition. From districts, expertise in these areas could lead to state and then to national competition, which look excellent on a job application. Hoping to do well, FBLA remained ac- tive in many areas of student life at King. Linda Hoad enjoys 168 FBLA

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EBE Cooperative Business Education (CBE) is a club in which its members arc primarily seniors who arc in office — type experience classes. The coordinator. Mrs. Heck, again sponsored this club. The members of CBE normally arc enrolled in classes that will help them when they graduate from King High. The students also work under their respective occupation at school as well as when they are out of school in the afternoon. This club is mostly made up of students who were also in FBLA, another business-type club. 170 CBE