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National Honors Society, F.B.L.A.

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N A TIO N A L HONORS SOCIETY. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flynn, Donna VanHorn, Patty Fitzgerald. Nancy Garwood, Don­
Darren Marino, Brian Goodrow, James Craczyk, Thomas Ched­ na Hite, Linda Gindlesperger. THIRD ROW: Joanne DeRatto,
dar, Thom as Conrad, Todd Gregoire, Greg Cyrway, James Sara Kuske, Cheryl Lelinski, Karen O ’Neal, Cindy Angellilli, Ceil
Marlow. SECOND ROW: Pat Ewing, Bonnie Smedley, Karen Anderer, Barb Hawryliak, Janet Herman, Cheryl Wiley.

The National Honor So­ The FBLA is the
ciety is a school organization national organization for
which fosters the achieving all high school students
and maintaining of the who participate in busi­
highest levels of scholarship, ness education programs.
character development, Membership in this
leadership and service. organization provides op­
Membership is open to portunities for students to
sophomores with a grade develop vocational and
point average of 3.75; to career competencies and
juniors with a grade point to promote a sense of per­
average of 3.50; and to sonal responsibility
seniors with a grade point toward one’s job in the
average of 3.25. Those business world.
students who meet the grade Under the direction
qualifications for NHS mem­ of Mrs. Felkner, the club
bership are given the op­ provides guidance to
portunity to complete a sur­ those students who are in­
vey of contributions to the terested in preparing for
school community—a survey business careers. Field
that is then studied by the trips to business estab­
Faculty Screening Com­ lishments in the area are
mittee. Every faculty mem­ taken, so that the club
ber has the opportunity to members might observe
rate the potential members the world of business in
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. LEFT
of the NHS for character, TO RIGHT: Sue Pescador, Connie Massaro, Donna Hite. action.
scholarship, leadership, and
service.

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