McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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l 'mzmvnwvsw' A ' , uture Business Leaders of America found an enterprising way to send a little something to that someone special on Valentine's Day. FBLA sold carnations to students, friends, teachers, girlfriends, boyfriends, or just that some- one special. President Kathleene Goodwin said the project paid off. So far this fund raiser has been a huge success. We hoped to sell 1000 carna- tions this year, and with the help of club participants and the support from the stu- dent body it was a great achievement. The club cracked down on membership requirements by decreasing its size from more than 100 members to 40. Applicants were required to take a business class, and have a business teacher's recom- mendation. With these new regulations, the club progressed, according to Paula Ftimoldi. I feel that FBLA improved from the past due to more responsibility taken by the officers, and the enthusiasm and re- sponse of the members, Rimoldi said. t he - Mike Daniel concentrates on the guest speaker's lecture. ,W TOP: Sponsor M. Crabb, J. Alman, G. Meyer, M. Moyer, S. Daley, D. Levine, S. Svacha, S. Elgin, J. Manning, Sponsor Moore. BOTTOM: D. Hudson, S. Wert, K. Goodwin, L. Turner, P. Fiimoldi, W. Miller, S. Esones, A. Lundy, L. Weizoski. Mrs. Rimoldi talks about free enterprise with F members. ti? P ll 2324 252537 ,WM W Kristen Bumgardner and Jennifer Flynn prepai for the meeting.

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ilhleen Goodwin searches for the fundraiser sorts. , Marcy Moyer and Scott Wert whisper to each other during a lecture, . E i i like ie, S' f B W , ,533 .W 4 K' ' 1.3, V President Kathleen Goodwin looks to Diann 223 Levine for help. i FBLA members decorate their float for the red and green parade. nguumnmmm 4' L