Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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DECA. Front row: Judi Agsrer. Sherry Motystok. HoOy Reed. Tomi Geloff. Morsho Pinjwv. Down Nelson. Kelly Popp. Oerh Lowy. Newton Streeter. Lourie Russell. Pomelo Douglas M die row: Chorlorte Congers. Koren Ryon, Tony Dikxio. Mindy Unger. Thomos Denedict. Trocy Zimmer? Sond Eminger. Ken Toylor. Sheri Oerner. Suson Vonleuven, Rhel Jorrord. Sco Drown. Trovis Lomben. Cheryl Loylond. Mr. Jomes Hoffmon (odvisor). Dock rowKIonjtonr Kern. John Dorber. Jesse Rodigoez. Anthony UjokovKh. Ourch Keys. Jerry Bormonn. Kev Loylond. Greg Wood. Mods Vkju. 112 DECA

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Aggressive leaders practice techniques developed by FDLA Future Business Leaders of America, referred to os FBLA. is o club thot helps to prepore members for the future in such professions os communications, mathematics, accounting, computers, ond office mochines. They do this by taking educorionol tours to such businesses os Nevodo Architronics. o CPA office. Centel Computer Facilities. CCSD Computer Facilities, ond the Deportment of Aviation. The club consisted of over 106 members who were led by Sherri Rogge os president. Derick Wickliffe os vice president. Kim Lossilo os secretory, ond Liz McBride os treosurer. The group conducted fund roisers such os o condy sole, ond they olso set up competitions with the help of Mrs. Lorson. their advisor. Officers. Front row: Bretr Sperry. Sue Yoblonsky. Kim Lossilo Second row: Mrs Rose Lee Lorson (odvisor). Corr Lundquat, Dob Strlmlng. Sherri Rogge. Liz McBride, ck Wickliffe. Todd Kobrin Third row: Jomes Juon. FDLA. Front tow; Connie Shiroky. Cheri Fox. Ron Tischer. Liz McBride. PhyHs Seitel. Tommy Hoinoski. Susan Thomp-Ml Sjogren, Christine Tingey. Billie Jo Dellegio. Teri Brodney Second row: Debbie Poltzik. Dedro Edmond. Pom Douglas. Kotie Scott. Corrie Fulton. Bobby Strimling. t Sperry. Ursuks Tippit. Dione Mozzu. Suson Fronk. Sheilo Howonh. Morlo Motone. Chris Piltch Susan Wigle. Potty Sinclair. Dock row: Mrs Rose Lee Lorson, Kim Lossilo, ie Tedder. Donno Solo. Deboro Krele. Liso Trueb. Michelle Miller. Chris Ritter. Todd Miller. Lorry Engelmon, Derick Wickliffe. John Tippit. Christopher Wynn. Troy hort. Mork Dunford. FDLA 111

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DECA encourages future businessmen The Clark High School chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of Americo. or DECA os it is better known, is just one of mony school chapters that participates in this notion wide program. The purpose of DECA is to develop worthwhile skills in advertising. distribution, merchandising, job interviews, cosh register procedures, soles ond management in the business world. The doss, which was instructed by Mr. James Hoff-mon. focused on giving students the opportunity to experience the mony activities involved in the working world. Students could eorn school credits through DECA by enrolling in work experience doss ond then by working o minimum of 15 hours o week in on ofter-school job. DECA held mony activities throughout the year. The first of these events wos Career Doy in October. Different employers from Los Vegos businesses come to Clark to encourage interest In jobs. The Western Regional Conference wos held in November ot the Marino Hotel. Thirteen Western states participated in the conference, ond there were about 2.000 in attendance. In Jonuory. the group sponsored o Donce-o-Thon to benefit the March of Dimes. An employer-employee bonquet in February helped to explain the purpose of DECA to the employers. Finally, the Stote Conference Competition wos held in Morch; contests included thirteen different oreos of business. DECA held traditional breokfost meetings once o month. These meetings provided o chonce for members ond officers to meet ond discuss important offoirs in the club. 1 Todd Sompson draws o sign for compony advertising 2 DECA officers. Front row: Sondl Em-inger. Newton Streeter, Down Nelson, Bock row: Tom Benedict. Mindy Unger, Scott Brown. 0. President Newton Streeter presides ot o meeting 4 Scott Brown proctices o job interview with DECA aide Morge Broncicio. 5 DECA students slmulote business situations during ctossroom companies DECA 110