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Es 3 N X . .. S S S S S is Si S S S 2 Back Row: P. Moore, L. Swett, Front Row: M. Morrison, D. Dow, S. Martin, L. Daniels The Future Business leaders of America is an active club consisting of eighty-two members from the sophomore, the junior, and the senior classes. Each student is taking at least one business subject. The local chapter is honored to be a part of the National Organization of Future Business Leaders located in Washington, D. C. To develop competent, aggressive business leader- ship and to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and the community are the goals striven for by the F .B.L.A. Various projects were undertaken to achieve these goals - such as Thanksgiving baskets for shut-ins, Oper- ation Santa Claus cases, and the addressing of envelopes for the polio drive and the alumni. Earning money is a necessary function of this club as it is all clubs, so this year the F.B.L.A. earned money selling candy. This money is used to purchase certificates and pins which are awarded during the year to shorthand and typing students. Under the supervision of Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. DF I Ross, the club has been very successful and hopes the future will be as rewarding for the members ofthe F.B.L.A. 99
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Back Row: B. Fox, M. Record. Front Row: E. Brown, G. Wiley, J. Williams, M. Vining The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to further the knowledge among the students and community of Industrial Arts activities in the school. During each meeting aside from the business, the members enjoy a film or speaker. With each year the membership has grown, in- creasing the hopes of success in the future. 98
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The Future Homemakers of America is com- prised of students presently or previously enrolled in home economics courses. Regular monthly meet- ings are held with a variety of programs presented - such as guest speakers, panel discussions, and project planning. A point system is promoted by the local chapter whereby members earn pins, guards, compacts, or bracelets as a reward for their achievements. Each spring these awards are presented at the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. Also, awarded by the F .H.A. at graduation will be the Crisco Trophy, sponsored by Proctor and Gamble Co., and the American Agricultural Award presented to an out- standing homemaking student. FJ-LA Back Row: L. Daniels, B. Kimball, P. Blaquiere. Front Row B Cummings N Bracket M Frechette, S. Briggs. 100
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