Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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F BLA Publishes Useful Student Directory Compiling information for publication in the form of a Student Directory is a formidable task of the Future Business Leaders of America. This book, which contains names, addresses, telephone numbers and homerooms of every student, is an invaluable source of information. Membership in the F. B. L. A. is open to students presently enrolled in a business course. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Gilbert, the club strives to further their own insights While encouraging an interest in business throughout the school. The mem- bers actively engage in the amassing of information pertaining to the business world. By listening to the experiences of guest speakers and securing films, they broaden their knowlege of oHice procedures. The Chapter supplied cookies and cokes for the ChildrenTs Home during Christmas holidays and served as hostesses on Business Education Career Night. The members represented their school at the Florida State F. B. L. A. Convention in February at Jacksonville. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICAe-Bottom Row: C. Anthony, P. McFarland, K. Spivack, T. Sides, K. Rowan, D. Regn, FBLA OFFICEngc. O'Grady, Treasurer; P. McFarland, Vice President; N. Thompson, President; D. Regn, Re- cording Secretary. G. Farrell, C. Smith. Middle Row: S. Robator, P. Siegal, N. Thompson, C. Farley, B. Johnson, M. Dahr, D. Patterson, M. Cort, E. Simone, J. Atkins. Top Row: Mrs. Gilbert, C. Bradbury, C. Hopkins, C. OiGrady, L. Samuelson, S. Maurer, J. Watson, P. Snellgrove, D. Flowers, L. Cecchine, M. McDonald, Miss Foster. 127

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COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION-Boilom Row: C. Arnold, P. McMaugh, D. Morgan, B. Campo, P. Klein, J. Leffe, Neukoop. Middle Row: B. Maurice, D. Hartford, S. Kutina, W. Towndraw, J. Bunkley, L. Galitello, B. Bass, S. Wiley. Top Row W7. Johnson, D. Pcsce, P. McConnell, J. Fusaro, E. Hines, G. Atwood, S. Marks, C. O'Berry, Mr. Brinsko. . s . ' - . , ,s , COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION OFFICERSe B. Bass, Secretary; S. Marks, Treasurer; L. Galitello, Vice President. C.B.E. Invades The World of Business Experience, coupled with thorough training, is pro Vided by the Cooperative Business Education progra I for students who desire early advancement in their pa ticular careers. Through the assistance of the coordin. tor, Mr. Steven Brinsko, and the administration, pupi majoring in business subjects are Chosen to participat During each school morning they learn theoretical c0 cepts, while in the afternoon they use these concepu in the businesses in which they are employed. Onl students who have reached their senior year with iiftee credits and who have taken one year of typing are elig ble for C. B. E. They must also maintain a BC ac demic average. Organization members performed stenographic an clerical duties for the administration and faculty. The represented their club and school when they attende the District Ten Conference and the Florida State C0 vention. The annual spring Employer-Employee Ba quet, which was held at the Everglades Hotel, w. presented through the coordinated efforts of Cooper. tive Business Education students.

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FHA OFFICERS-J. Harris, Treasurer; B. Harris, President; C. XVhitelock, Secretary; G. Carpenter, President-Elect. 128 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Bottom Row: M. Kazcn, S. Bonn, P. Kalt, M. Mullen, P. Larkin, S. Ratliff, J. Car penter, M. Shiprnan, G. Farrell, G. Carpenter, K. Pitt, J Rangredi, A. Thompson, K. Knollman. Second Row: L. Harvey, G. Huff A. Harker, C. Whitelock, C. Dix, P. Eaton, L. Sivyer, S. Dobator, C. Smith, A. Kosinsky, S. Pope, L. Nisenbaum, F. Wynne, N. Brown Third Row: B. Harris, B. Harkins, C. Bradbury, S. XVilliams, D. Wilson, G. Dennis, C. Farely, B. Black, L. Samuelson, B. Abramowitz J. Harris. Fourth Row: Mrs. Grassman, B. Nielson, K. Kirgan, G. Shanks, G. Smith, C. Beard, P. Bucher, D. Clark, B. Johnson, B Schwab, M. Harvey, D. Nelson, E. Pitcock, L. Adams, Mrs. Trull. Domestic Talents Developed By Homemakers Created under the premise of producing student better prepared to assume the responsibilities of mar ried life, the Future Homemakers of America impar basic knowledge to its members. The qualiiication f0 membership is at least one full semester of home eco nomics. The homemakers conducted research in dating prob lems and backed a hstay in school campaign. Materia and unused spools of thread were saved and given t patients in mental therapy sections of various hospitals Contributions were given to a scholarship foundatio and to the Home Economics Department. Christma wreaths were presented to the administrative depart ment heads. Periodically throughout the year, gues lecturers were invited by the members and their capa ble sponsors, Miss Grassman and Mrs. Trull, to giv discussions on varied subjects. To fmance these man activities the club sold lemonade, and candied apples