What
Do You Like
Most
About Your Club?
"It
gives me a chance to be creative
and get involved with the
community."
-Sita111.'
Wn/lnce(Reporter)
"Becau e I want to go to college and
get a degree in busines . And FBLA is
a sociated with that."
-Robin
Crnmp(Co-President)
SPIN CII'Y
"Jt
teaches you how to work on
your car which is u eful in life."
-Adam Cook
(Parliamentarian)
A Closer Look at Business Organizations
GE
NG OW TO
INE
ClubslikeFLBA, VICA-Autobodychap–
ter, and VICA- Culinary Arts chapter show stu–
dents the true meaning of the real world. Futur
Business Leaders of America, or FBLA, is a club
that was dedicated to giving students "a small
glance into what the real business world i like,"
commented Jason Mosley. FBLA was involved
in the annual fund raiser of elling donuts. These
funds were used toward activities as ociated
with business learning.
VICA, or Vocational Industrial Club of
America-Autobody chapter kept their bodies in
shape, car bodies that is. Their main focus was to
prepare for competition focused on areas like
welding, refinishing, and plastic repair. The goal
was to accomplish a task efficiently in record
timing. They definitely put the 'v' in vroom!
The Culinary Arts chapter focu edmore
on the future prospects of students to com
rather than on gourmet meals. They tried to get
spon ors to finance them for better cooking
equipment so that future club members will be
b tterequippedforcookingcompetitions. There
is a chance this club will produce a few Martha
Stewarts, because they were very talented in the
art of negotiating and cooking!
100 Organization
Hooking
It
Up. Autobody
students u ed their spare
time to place extra on their
precious ride .
The Cutting Edge. Amber
Turner u ed her experti e
in
cooking to lice and dice
fre h egetable .
