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hat was there to business Day bake sale were other activities
W besides sitting in a class­ enjoyed by FBLA.
room centering, typing, tabulat­ To join the club DECA (Distri­
ing, correcting errors, punctuat­ butive Education Clubs of Amer­
ing, and transcribing shorthand? ica), students must have been en­
Students enrolled in a business rolled in a marketing class.
class could join the club FBLA (Fu­ DECA members participated in
ture Business Leaders of America), a district leadership conference at
which introduced them to a dif­ Bryan High and a state leadership
ferent aspect of business. conference at Aurora, held a ^
FBLA members organized the Christmas bake sale, attended a
fifth annual flea market. Selling Chiefs football game in Kansas
over 71 tables to dealers, setting City, sold spirit hands, and spon­
up their own table with ceramics sored a Halloween dance.
donated from Janice Cline, raf­ FBLA and DECA allowed busi­
fling off a stuffed dog, and having ness students to experience more
a concession stand with sloppy of the real business world.
joes, beverages, and homemade
desserts helped make the flea
market the most successful ever. Displaying items for sale at the FBLA Flea
Taking handicapped children Market, seniors Tina Castelnovo and John
Christmas shopping, going ice Freudenthal sell Ram hands and coloring
skating, selling various items, and books to earn money for DECA.
attending a state leadership con­ Getting acquainted. Charleen Kremke in­
vention held at the Omaha Holi­ troduces students at sophomore orienta­
day Inn, and having a St. Patrick's tion to business classes she teaches.

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Fred Martin
Beth Mather
Carie McDowall
Devin Meisinger
Kim Melvin
Greg Meyer
Kendra Meyer

Rick Meyers
Joe Miller
Mark Miller
Michele Miller
M ichelle Miller
Bryan Moore
Kim Moore

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