Barboursville High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Barboursville, WV)

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undu Nidzx uddsu finishing touch 1011 wall display :1! Quality Clothing Oul- xlcr Adkins works on a sign layout :11 his training station. Johnson Printing my. mmy Bcckcu operates the cash register at Wugoncfs Trudcwcll. Myra Siviliuno Sponsor 137

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f' Bruce Isaacs President Mike Gibson Vice President Theresa Swann Secretary Deana Conn Treasurer Kelly Devore Reporter Sonia Dillon Historian Scott Kuhn Parliamentarian ' i i $$$$me 5005470! cLuas or 5 W Mme. t. --- i-un-u-- HARBOURSVILLE CHAPTER FIRST ROW: Anita Langham, Amelia Lilly, Carol Napier, Mitzi Neal Doug Smock Scott Kuhn, Joe Bart Faulkner Theresa Swann, Tina Berry. SECOND ROW: Susan Rose, Pam Grandstaff, Kim Bills Pam W Amber Newman, Mary Estler, Deana Conn. Lisa Perry, Jennifer Fox, Phyllis Black, Tonya Holley. THIRD Tammy Legg, Karen Carter. Sherri Kuhn, Robin Lucas, April Monk, Mary Fleming, Debbie Griffith, Ricky , Randy Cook. FOURTH ROW: Jerri Sarver. Sonia Dillon, Melanie Dotson. Tom Hutchinson, Becky Blake, Joe ilfwg son, Matt Monk, Vaunda Nida. Holly Morrison. FIFTH ROW: Chris James, Deana Nida, Scott Stoner. 457 ii 3'9 McMellon, Tony Edmonds, Tammy Beckett, Mike Gibson, Lester Adkins. SIXTH ROW: Billy Black, Wayne '0 v' r Y5 David Childers, Craig Harshbarger, Tim Morgan. STANDING WITH BANNER: Kelly Devore. Mark Bates. K W24 ii 136

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I Mark Bates is shown with a look of victory after win- ning the election for W. Va. State DECA President. This is the second time in the past three years the honor has gone to a Barboursvillc student. 2 Deana Conn accepts her lst place trophy in the food service category at the state competition. Deana also competed in the national competition in Miami Beach. Florida. w. t'rlhti a ll 35-.- -. Y-TEENS The Barboursville High School Diversified Coop- erative Training Program and DECA Chapter have doubled in size this year. DCT is the selection of career goals. Subject materials are centered around skills needed for most entry level positions with an emphasis on marketing and distribution. DCT ll is for the second year seniors who are placed in a .- training station and given actual on-the-job training t , '2 in their chosen career area. They receive wages as MAR 4 l well as high school credit for their work. ' UNNF 3m; DECA tDistributive Education Clubs of Amer- ical is also an important element of the program. Through the club, students develop social, vocational and leadership skills necessary for their life in the career world. Students ! ticipate in many activities throughout the school year and attend many workshops and conferences. In November, 24 DECA m bers traveled to Toronto, Canada for a conference on leadership, careers, business, etc. The highlight of the year is the state com tion where members compete against other students from across the state in various career categories. The competition will be at Oglebay Park in Wheeling, WV. Winners will be eligible to compete at the national conference in Anaheim, California. Last y 3 DECA members attended the national conference in Miami Beach, Florida. Many local activities are held throughout the ranging from car washes to bowling parties. Myra Sicili 138