Terry Parker High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Future Business Leaders of America Future Business Leaders of America is an organization which any student enrolled in one or more business courses may join. Its purpose is to develop competent, aggressive business leaders. Creating more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. improving and establishing standards for entrance into store and office occupations are all objectives of FBLA. The organization encourages members to improve and participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and community. Some members participate in the district conference in the skill of their choice; Typewriting. Shorthand. Public Speaking, or Talent. The first, second, and third place winners will participate in the state conference. Members of FBLA become skilled in office praticc. 1. Anita Bradcr 2. a Keithly 3. D. Barlow 4. B. Kelley 5. P. Zakett 6. A. Toledo 7. C. Colder M. Dunn 9. S. Sutfin 10. R. McNutt 11. |. Dasher 12. L Bcchum 13. |. Givens 14. M. Witowski 15. P. Jones la L Prescott FBLA 99

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Debating Skills are Perfected in New Club The Debating Club is a new club at Parker this year. In its first year of existence. Debate Club joined the Phlorensic Society of America. The Debating Club is actively involved in the fields of debating, extemporaneous speaking, and preparatory speaking. Miss Woodruff sponsors this club. Miss Woodruff explains assignment to Nancy Donivan. Mike Fletcher and Lake Kay practice fundamentals of debating. 98 Debate Club

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FTA Prepares for Education’s Future Future Teachers of American offers students who might be interested in the varuous careers in education a chance to learn more about the field and provice practical teaching experiences in elementary and junior high schools. Besides school activities such as Homecoming and workdays, club members participated in district workshops and the State FrA conventions. In early November. a field trip was taken to St. Augustine to visist the Oldest School House in the United States and to tour the Restoration area. Guest speakers provided a variety of meetings. FTA members assemble in front of the Oldest School House in the United States. Mrs. Normington leads the horse and buggy parade through St. Augustine. 1. A. Cunningham. 2. L. Furches. 3. M. Felts. 4. P. Patlison. 5. |. Sellers. 6. C. Woodard. 7. D. Felts. 8. K. Wiley, 9. D. Ray. 10. ). Fawcett. 11. K. Marvin. 12. |. Fitzncr. 13. R. Blanton. 14. I). Peterson. 15. Mrs. Normington. sponsor. too FTA FTA is addressed by a representative of |acksonvillc‘s new Univ. of North Florida.