Doherty High School - Stigme Chronou Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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The FBLA club provides additional op- portunities for students in busines, office education and career practices. The main activity is the District, State and National conferences. The sponsors, Mrs. Franz and Mrs. Zegler, Doherty's FBLA play a major role in the business department. It induces aggressiveness and competence important to students who are seeking a major position in the business world of today and in the great future that is ahead of them. fem m business Top Lett: Row 1 - D. Shinkle,j. Coriner, P. Gran- quist, G. Hall. Row 2 -IW. Gray, C. Olivas, C. Storn, D. Patrick, R. Barra, Taylor. Row 3 - S. Meinberg, T. Hammer, S. Walters, S. Smith, C. Srreerer, A. Hoyer, Mrs. Franz. Bottom Lek: Row 1 - T. Stuart, Lehmann, C. Fox, C. Falley, C. Kuyawa. Row 2 -- V. Lee, M. Brown, M. Gurle, K. Rodrigoez, Mrs. Zegler. Q . Bi.. FBLA 63

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lu! 1 xii 'Q 29171: IUI' KILJI-11: Kow 1, Mr. Mundorff, jeff Orr, Dennis Scott Baker, Bob Gibbons, Bill Genoshe Row 2: Lori Noseworthy, Tammy Phillips, Kim Carter, Brenda Utlab Bottom Right: Row Ig Dave Robson, Vince Bean, Mike De Ridder, Christain Miller, john Pennington, Kevin Martan, Ron Hodges Row 25 Mike Keeney, Mark Shure, Gerald Espinoza, Tony Guild, Markjohnson, Brian Lessig, -Ion Davis, Mr. Parkhill V6 d I Iiqleailzisirilfii If a person did not feel that he or she wanted to attend college but wanted a different way of work, they could join VICA club in the auto or graphics de- partment. Students in VICA work three hours everyday for two years. The aim is to prepare students into a technical career of their choice. Money that the students in VICA raise helps to pay for leadership conferences' and Skills Olympics in which some members participate with the hopes of finding their ideal career.

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The National Chapter of DECA is a youth organi- zation to help develop leaders in the marketing and distributing aspects of business. Doherty's own Deca club was an active group not only in the school, but also in the community. The members of Deca spent the year developing skills in business and putting their skills to work in local area stores, such as LaBelles, Perkin Shearers, and j.C. Penney's. Their activities included a Christmas party for un- derpriviledged children, a muscular dystrophy dance-a-thon, and a gift wrapping booth at the Mall of the Bluffs. Deca also competed in District, State, and National Leadeship Conferences. The sponsor, Mr. Elston had a well-organized club which was run efficiently by President Brian Woz- niak, and the four other officers. It was a successful year. ,,,..,,..,., Above: DECA Officersg Kim Wayne, Gabi Feideler, Theresa Bell, Charlie Murdock, Pat Alalem, Susan Above: DECA members look enthusiastic at a morning meeting. Above Right: Mr. Elston adds his opinion during a Deca meeting concerning their Christmas gift-wrapping booth. Right: Karen and Sherry listen artentively while Mary finishes off the remains of a doughnut. as 0 49 c: :' 1' DE GOUCAT 9 64 DECA