William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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...., FRONT ROW: Nancy Britton, Cathy Thompson, Kristi Stover, Della Eves, Karen Hamby, Chris Borngraber. Marilyn Ballard, SECOND ROW: Louis Friedman, Nancie Arrington. Marlene Bla- zer, Celena Foster. Paula Calvert. Ted Webster BACK ROW: Charlton John Branson, Erick Ronald Carroll, David Helin, Tom Harshbarger, Randy Teeuwen. Nlr. Hergenreter. NOT PIC- TURED1 Kathy Gaston. Freddy Bullard, CHUCK BRANSON'S JOB at Dee's Clothes and Western Wear included ringing up customers' sales. i F D.E.C.A. Joins in ONE OF lVllTCHELL'S representatives at the D.E.C.A. State Leader ship Conference is Kathy Gaston.

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KAREN HAMBY, NANCY Britton and Randy Teeuwen talk about school before breakfast is served at one of D.E.C.A.'s breakfasts. All-City Council D.E.C.A. representatives from Palmer, Wasson, Widefield, and Mitchell joined to form an All-City Coun- cil to promote distributive education and Distributive Education Clubs of America. Two of the council's of- ficers, Erick Carroll, president and Kathy Gaston, secretary-treasurer, were from Mitchell. Sixteen Mitchell D.E.C.A. members competed in contests and for offices at the southern district con- vention at Pueblo on January 8. Erick Carroll was elected president of the southern district. The State Leadership Conference on March 3 and 4 at the Broadmoor had three Mitchell representatives, Erick Carroll running for state president, Ted Webster in advertisement layout, and Kathy Gaston in the pub- licity clinic. The winners of the state competitions went to the national convention at Chicago. One of the club's projects for the year was to sell advertising to businesses in the city. Twice a month the group gathered for an informal breakfast at The Village lnn. ln the spring the clubs from Palmer, Was- son, and Mitchell held an employee-employer banquet. In order to be a member of D.E.C.A. a student had to be enrolled in distributive education. Club officers, Erick Carroll, president, Dave Helin, vice-president, Lo- retta Marquez, secretary-treasurer, Kathy Gaston, pub- licity chairman, and Celena Foster, l.C.C. represen- tative, worked with Mr. Thomas Hergenreter to or- ganize the group. TED WEBSTER STOCKS shelves at Simms Supers as part of his job through the distributive education program. MEMBERS OF D.E.C.A. wait for their meal to be served at one of their breakfasts at The Village lnn.