Hilly Branch FBLA Receives 1
Gold Seal Award
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Ten members from the
Hilly Branch Vocational Can
ter FBLA (Future Business
Leaden of America) organisa
tion were among the 1,250
FBLA'S from all over NC who
attended the Twenty-Eighth
State Leadership Conference
In Asheville, April 1-4. the
students were chaperoned by
Mrs. Mary B. Hunt, Data
Processing Teacher and Advi
sor. This conference objective
is designed for the students to
participate incompetitive in
dividual skiH^vents, team
events, chapter events as well
as- workshops in leadership
and business skill develop
ment. Those gtudents repre
senting the Hilly Branch
Vocational Center were: Alvin
Pittman, Littlefield, Data Pro
cessing I, Parade of Presi
dents and James L. White
Scholarship; Vicenta Pin Loot,
PSHS, Business Math II;
Jamie Locklear, Magnolia,
and Lynn Lowry, Uttiefield,
Team event-Poster Event; Vi
ckie Chavta, Magnolia. Ahrin
Pittman, Little fie Id and Jamie
Locklear, Magnolia Best An
nual Local Chapter Activities
Report; Deanna Pittman, Or
rum aid Sherry Stephens,
Littlefleld, served a? voting
delegates in the State Officers
election. Sherry Smith, Mag
nolia, Angeleen Locklear,
Maxton, Joyce Ratley, ^uth
Robeson, Vickie Chavis parti
cipated in leadership and
business skill workshops in
the following areas: "FBLA
chapter management"; "Em
ployability Skills"; "How
Free Enterprise works for
you"; "Community/School
Relations"; "Communica
tion/Public Speaking" and
"How To Be A Liver of Life".
On Saturday evening at the
Awards Assmbly held at the
Asheville Civic Center in the
Thomas Wolfe Auditorium,
the HiUy' Branch Vocational
Chapter received the "Gold
Seal Chapter of Merit Award"
based on their Annual Local
Chapter Activity Report, an
nual reporting procedures and
implementation of FBLA.
Goals, this award is the
highest recognition a local
chapter can earn. Jamie Lock
lear and Lynn Lowiy 1st place
District winners, placed 2nd
in the Poster Event, received
individual chapter certificates
and a plaque. Jamie and Lynn
along with their Advisor, Mrs.
Hunt will represent their
chapter at the National Con
ference to be held in Indiana
polis, Indiana in July. The
Theme for this year has been
"In Touch With The Business
of America".
The following is an excerpt
from a workshop by Michael
HOWTOBAUYEB
OF LIFE
There are many thing*
that determine the quality at
one'a life. Theae include
loving, laughing, and, of
couise, living
If a person's ove la not
adequate, then he haa not
lived. The world is in so much
turmoil today that more peo
ple need to exercise the
feeling at love. It is a very
strong, and special feeling. It
is a quality every human
being should possess.
The second quality is lau
ghing. You must learn to
laugh at yourself before you
can laugh at others. Laughing
is good for the mind and the
soul. Some people find it
difficult to laugh, with others,
touched by the hand of
laughter, enjoy it.
Last, in order to be a liver of
life, vou must learn to live. If
a person has lived one
hundred years and can't look
back on their life and say,
"I've enjoyed my life, and
I've accomplished every goal 1
had set for myself," then he
has not lived.
_ Live every day as if it's your
iMt Bay. Make every day
count.
When you Join thoae word*
together, they ate all the
BASICS of life. You cannot
low, laugh or Hve, then you
your Me will be incomplete. *
Comments: This workshop
was designated as the most
dynamic, stimulating, epjoy
able and thought provoking of
then all by the workshop
participants.
Shown loft to right ore Joyce
Ratio, Sooth Robeson; Sher
ry Stephens, Little fie id; Vickie
Chnvio, Magnolia; Lynn Low
ly, Little fie Id; Jamie LocMear,
Magnolia; Angleen Locklear,
Marton; and Sherry Smith,
Mongolia. [A Connee Brayboy
photo)
. National economy shows
Other IKA hanger
?- strikers die hi prisoa.
W. German Schmidt
holds talks with Reagan.
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House okays compromise
twdget plan.
Israelis, Syrians still la
war-threatening crisis.
Crowell confirmed to
oversee nation's forests.
Senate is said to have 14
millionaries.
Shown left to righti Lynn
Lowiy, Little Be Id; Vincenta
Pin Loor, Exchange Student
from K?if at FSHS express
their enthusiasm at the work
shop.
Left right: Lynn Lowry, Little
field; Jamie Locklear, Mag
nolia. Poster Event- second
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to National Competittoa. (A
Coonee Brayboy photo]
Advisor Mary B. Hot is
shown right presenting the
first copy of "Annual Chapter
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Chavta of Mipoh. IA Com
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Leieuraies luiri
Birthday
Stevfe Chavk of Lumberton
celebrated Ma 10th birthday.
Easter Sunday, April 11th.
1 ne piny was given ay ma ?
parents, Mr. Sc. Mrs. Moses
Chavis. He attends Piney
Grove School where his teUch
?ers are Mrs. Ann Carter and
Mrs. Wanda Sue Carter.
His birthday cake was
decorated blue and white with
little Easter Bunnies and a toy
motorcycle on top. After the
party there was an Easter Egg
Hunt and the Surprise egg
was found by Stevie's uncle
Ronnie Lee Chavis.
Stevie received many gifts
and a money tree. Attending
the celebration were approe
imateiy SO persons. Everyone
enjoyed themselves espedaly
the honocee.
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