SCOTT CITY HIGH SCHOOL HOSTED FBLA COMPETITION

Scott City High School hosted the Future Business Leaders of America district competition in February.

Each spring, students from Southeast Missouri compete in business-related bouts. Ten schools competed in parliamentary procedure, accounting skills, economic skills, business law, mock job interview, computer concepts, speed writing and business math.

Scott City brought home several awards:

First place -- Shannon Rose, Ms. Future Business Leader; Tim Froggatt, computer applications; Sara Emerson, Shelly Estes, Shannon Rose, Joey Ruth and Brandon Swanner in parliamentary procedures; Angela DeLaCruz, Brant Gunther and Neil Sanders in entrepreneurship; and Adam Andrews, Patrick Johnson and Howie Stubenrauch in chapter exhibit.

Second place -- John Flynn in public speaking; Brant Gunther in impromptu speaking; Carrie Wendel in shorthand; and Carrie Wendel and Margaret Stepek in poster.

Third place -- Adam Andrews in business communication I; Paul Kester in computer concepts; Todd Killian in economics; Joey Ruth in job interview; Stacy Robey in information processing concepts; and John Flynn in Mr. Future Business Leader.

Fourth place -- Sara Emerson in keyboarding applications; Kristi Glueck in accounting I; Jeremy Smith in business communications I; Stacy Robey in computer concepts; and Robbie Vetter in business calculations.

Fifth place -- Geri Stubenrauch in accounting II; Kristi Glueck in economics; Jeremy Smith in business math; and Shelly Estes in business procedures.

Sixth place -- Tim Froggatt in information processing concepts; Michael Keller in word processing; and Bill Chromzack in business law.

Seventh place -- Jamie Graviett in business law and Tisha Baily in introduction to business.

Eighth place -- Todd Killian in accounting II; Geri Stubenrauch in business procedures and Kara Dodson in introduction to business.

Sponsors of the FBLA are Martha Nothdurft and Donna Lutes.