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ETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS Fashion shows, merchan- dise sales, school store, lead- ership conferences and competition, attending Mar- keting Education class daily and working at least fifteen hours a week kept DECA I students bust all year long. The DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) experience consists of three parts: having a job, earning points for being active in DECA club activities, and at- tending Marketing Educa- tion class for an hour each day. These factors contribute to the grades the students receive. If the students par- ticipate in all three parts of DECA, they will earn one and a half credits per semester for that one class. One aspect of the club's activities is fund raising to send students to competition. The most memorable fund raiser this year was “Bold Impressions”, a fashion show presented by DECA I, DECA II. CVAE, and VOE. The students took on the respon- sibilities of technical work, publicity, and modeling. Local stores who provided the fashions were Chilly, Zanly’s, Margaret’s, Express, Clothes Out, and Today’s Man. The students were pleased with the turnout. “It really felt great to hear people call- ing out my name when I went out there,” said DECA 1 photographer Eric Cavincss, who modeled in the show. With making extra money and learning responsibility through class and club ac- tivities, DECA members lived up to the 1987-88 slogan: “Free Enterprise...Building Your Future.” T. Sabin and S. Palmicri DECA 1 Front row: Gabc Ontiveros, Dianne Cornejo, Liliana Cobos, Kim Mapula, Kevin Robbins,Vicc-Prcsidcr Steve Leslie, Beth Thurman, Craig Coats, Alex Naoum, Mrs. Sandy Telles. Second row: President Julie Shingh decker, Joann Escandon, Mike Cooper, Lorraine Armendariz, Ann Lopez, Historian Sharon Palmicri, Grctcl Clapp, Troy Sabin, Joe Cutler, D.J. Ridenour. Third Row: Debra Huiseli, Mike Moore, Mike Crougcr, Jeff Roth, Photographer Erie Cavincss, Paul Cordova, Jaime Trujillo, Fred Navarette, Mark Ball, Rami Dayoub.
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' MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alex Naoum prepares a display at the school store. DECA I Officers arc Historian Sharon Palmicri, President Julie Shinglcdeckcr, Vice- President Steve Leslie, Sec- retary Kerri Thomas, and Photographer Eric Cavincss. Jeff Roth gives a report in Marketing Education class. TOP. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hendricks and David Alvarez type re- search into the computer. Kim Mapula takes inventory on sweatshirts at the school store. DECA I Sweetheart Claudia is caught on the job at Chilly, a popular clothing store. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Troy Sabin works on an assignment for DECA. Joann Escandon and Lor- raine Armendariz discuss an upcoming DECA project. bPECA I
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