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The Business Education Department is responsible for training the typists, secretaries, and accountants of tomorrow. The department has an office preparatory course which is made up of students who are referred to as Poo Secretaries. These students have a chance to apply what they have learned by assisting the faculty and administration as secretaries throughout the year. Besides being responsible for teaching courses strictly on the business level, other courses such as personal typing and consumer math are taught. The department was very fortunate in that the installation of electrical outlets in conjunction with the additional electrical typewriters aided in stressing the importance of business education. W 9 Vi ' v 5 j V p As i V ' Jk ' v i POO SECRETARIES: Row 1: Sandra Kornegay, Maggie Ezzell, Linda King, Kathy Summerlin, Ruby Parks, Kaye Brogden. Row 2: Miss Sandra Bunn (Instructor), Geraldine Hall, Kaye Herring, Barbara Summerlin, Debbie Godwin, Dean Gregory, Donna Faulk. Row 3: Susan Wiggins, Judy Denning, Sandra Hartley, Janice Russell, Sharon Strickland, Darlene Britt, Bette Creech. 70
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I |r” ' “ RS: Leslie Th ° m PF . H » » Cannaday, Henry Edwards, Advisors; David Turner. President; LaVeta Hinson, Secretary; Frank Grantham, VICA The purpose of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is to aid individuals in preparing for roles in industry and community life. The club sponsored a road rally this year. Those who participated benefited by gaining a more thorough knowledge of safe driving. Two club members, Sallie Stevens and LaVeta Hinson, captured district and state honors in competition.
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The Future Business Leaders of America had a busy year as students learned first-hand how business life really is. The members published the Student Directory, attended the FBLA Convention in Durham, distributed fruit baskets to the elderly, and went Christmas caroling at rest homes in Goldsboro. Gifts were presented to senior club members and bu siness teachers at a cook-out at the end of the year. 1FFICERS: Miss Sandra Bunn, Mrs. Jean Hollowell, Advisors; Ruby Parks, President; Kathy Summerlin, Vice President; Linda King, Secretary, •ebra Hollowell, Treasurer; Maggie Ezzell, Historian; Sandra Kornegay, Reporter.
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