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All I can hear is typewritersl This is a familiar remark in Ms. An- nis's room. For this is the set where FBLA gets ready to roll. And FBLA really rollsl Its activities, which range from selling Tupperware to putting on a Homecoming skit, keep its forty members constantly busy. Yet, despite their busy schedule Ms. Annis's FBLA went to Tildenville Daycare Center with candy for Hal- loween, provided a family with din- ner for Thanksgiving, and put up trees in the Media Center and Til- denville for Christmas. To top the whole year off, Ms. Annis's FBLA went to the annual district contest where it competed in such catagor- ies as job interviews, office proce- dures, typing, and accounting. Yes, FBLA's bookkeepers keep West Or- -..,-.- .--Z.... -....-..-
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AQ ...RCRA Kim QAQUSW. I. Come onl What do ya think I have .,. a bionic hand? 2. Excitement is the name of the game in typing. 3. And he had the nerve to say ... 4. Counting errors can get really tedious after a while. 5. Amy forgot her NoDoze today. 6. Lying down: Terry Bennett. First row Cl. to r.jf Crystal Dodd, Leann McWhorter, Patrice Riggins. Cindy Outten, Myra Sasser, Tina Powell. Second row QI. to r.D. Susan Shofner, Kelly Blitch. Amy Smith, Donna Poston. Jan Roland, Nancy Teska, Tammy Hagan. Third row QI. to r.D: Debbie Blair. Terri Mooty, Sherri Brown. Karen Beech, Vicki Oliver, Dahlia Young, Monica Rego. 7. Gee Kay. l can't read it either! 8. Lori Hill, get off that table! 9. FBLA officers are: Cl. to rj: Lori Hill, Jackie Teal, Cindy Grimes, Lisa Reeves, Leann McWhorter, Terri Mooty, Thelma Prada, Cindy Suggs, Amy Smith. IO. One squiggly line plus two squiggly lines equal ..,? ,- aw' ,iz lvl ',' ,gs .ii 2 -Q-'ini --.XS i- 7? , WW
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176 Hey, running a library isn't too easy! And Ms. Lummus's fifty to sixty Media Center Pages can testify to thatl Creating a weekly bulletin board, helping the staff, and taking a test every week are but a few of their responsibilitiesi The course, which receives an academic cred- it, can be taken up to two years, with the first quin serving as an introduction. The second quin is when the class gets down to the nitty-gritty. Every Page receives indepth coverage of such areas as notetaking, multi-media slides, presen- tation, and film production. With this kind of experience, West Orange's Media Center Pages have become invaluable in getting top billing for this successful movie. A, if
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