Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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CBE Makes Grand Debut At Rickards CBE is making its debut. This is the tirst year tor the Cooperation Business Education Club. The motto ot the club is 'Earn and Learn', The students bring in approximately 52,000 a month. During class- room hours, the students are taught business skills that will aid them at the iob. Some at the activities ot the club are selling candy, the district meeting in Lake City, the Miss Secretary banquet, the Employee- Employer banquet and the state convention. Money earned by the club is used tor sending delegates to the state convention. CBE's main goal is to develop business skills through a job training. Vicky Sineath, CBE member, listens intently to the speaker at the first an- nual CBE banquet. Mrs. Jeannette McGlamory, CBE sponsor, has organized CBE and made it one of the more productive organizations at Rickarcls. 104 Members of CBE from left to right are Alice Collins Janice McFarland, Milton Morris and BarbaroJol1nston.

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DCT Sponsors Employer-Employee Banquet S K is C I I K get M Mary Cooksey and Curt Johnson leave at noon to go to their respective jobs. Mrs. Mary Olive, DCT adviser, has worked diligently success. l'! y - Mrs. Olive and Lynn Glover in a rare moment in the morning through the year to make this program a sv Q Gi 5 f 1, 5 'l F ..

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Students Earn 32,000 Month While Learning 1 A 3 v Jcyce Kight, Miss Secretary 1967-68, received her title at the CBE Bon- quet. Here, Joyce Q gives her acceptance speech. f 1 Q ii If to is .+A i - i 1. ' 'J Q 1 i ' v Nm- 5-.si ' 1 ' 2 X if 1 5 :rn .,....-c5- CBE students pictured ore, at the typewriter, Joyce Kight and Carolyn Hough. Pictured of the back are James Johnson, Sinecth, Carolyn Ritter and Cul Hodges. 'Sf Borbcrcx Wiley, Vicky