Osceola High School - Everglade Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Future Business Leaders H I Of America tar s X EB.L.A. members meet for a last minute pep talk and instructions before leaving for the District Competition. VY 'M ' W, fwfr' f , r- i V Members gather notes and prepare for their meeting, Business clubs help prepare students for the real world. FBLA!157

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Learning Today Skills For Tomorrow By Rickey Ladd Promoting involvement in business and career training was the goal of Future Business Leaders of America CFBLAD. Through their business con- tacts and participation in competitions, this organ- inazation introduced its members to the real and very competitive world of business. Competition took many forms for these active students: shorthand, accounting, and typing were just a few. They competed with other high school students at the District level. On February 19, the FBLA members went to District competition where Sheri Frogel placed fourth in Business Eng- lish, Jessica Cross, fourth in Public Speaking, Ke- vin Bowers, fifth in Impromptu Speaking, Denise Dunn, third in Shorthand. Advisor Ms. Sandi Andrews and president Holly Johnson worked hard to increase student partici- pation in FBLA. They had more than fifty club members after the sign-up period. In Future Business Leaders of America, students found a release for their talents and some found a brighter future. EB.L.A First Row: Tia Trice, Holly Jones, Jodi Larsh, Antwonette Favors, Kelsey Forrest, Jennifer Grote, Emily Kong. Second Row: Suzctte Kelso, Monica Johnson, Kevin Bowers, Michelle Wachtel, Kathi Frescona, Gloria Noger, Tonya Walker. Bottom Row: Denise Dunn, Rebecca Rohroff, Alcira Yidi, Jennie Dillmore, Teresa Abell, Jessica Cross, Monica O'Brien, Sheri Frogel, Topie Wells, Mary Benscoter, Renne Moreira, Julissa Yidi, Sonya Cochran, Debbie Snyder. Holly Jones writes the agenda on the board before the meeting i Keeping records and good organization is a big part of this club 156lFBLA

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Warriors -i I- Have the Spirit by Jennifer Bowman Spirit is an important part of all activi- ties. The Spirit Club was one of Osceola's smaller extracurricular clubs. It promoted an overall good feeling about school activi- ties. The goals of the Spirit club were to inter- est everyone in supporting school events and extracurricular activities. The mem- bers also promoted and helped out in other projects that other clubs had, and encour- aged students to do so. When any event or project came up, the Spirit club really strove to support it. Bottom Row: Gina Casto, Phyllis Wampler, Rosie Johnson, Phaedra Jones, Karen Gonzalez. Middle Row: Karen Fish, Shannon Field, Tonya Nelms, Jennifer Ulsberger, Becky Berchou, Janelle Richardson, Leslie Swingle, Brandie Hobson, Mrs. Alfaro. Top Row: Joy Anderson, Carrie Watson, Jane Avery, Kathy Peterson, Sheri Pino, April Scanlon. Tessa Graham, Britt Cullen. Kim Kopkau, Denise Dunn, Laura Campbell. Gina Casto, Kim Kopkau, Jennifer Ulsberger nad Rosie John- son show their spirit on Safari Day during Homecoming week. 158!Splrit Club