Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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TO BE LEADERS FOR MARKETING AND DISTRIRUTION IS THEIR GOAL The management and the personnel of YE OLDE SCHOOL STORE are selected from the students enrolled in the Distributive Education curriculum, majoring in Merchandising, Marketing - Management. These students are also active and participating members of the Battle Creek Central DECA chapter. At the recent National DECA Leadership Conference in Chicago, we were informed that we have one of the very few completely equipped and professionally managed school stores in the nation. The management and personnel of the store are responsible for management and opera- tion, which includes sales, purchases, inventory control, expenses control and a planned budget for profits based on sales, costs, and expenses. All the profits from Ye Olde School Store support the com- fe -— — -— . ' — . plete budget of the Student Council, Pep Club, Booster Club, and other student activi- ties. The management and per- sonnel are Marion Smith, iVIar- tha Pejakovich, Frank Walker, Pat Stockford, Harriet God- dard, Jean May, Harold Miller (The School Store Manager), Linda Crawford, Douglas Ryan, Bill Dopp, Don Goble, and Leonard Hunter. The School Store Advisers are Mr. Don C. Clark, Mr. Jim C. Graves, and Mrs. Vera Jeffers. Missing from the picture are Judy Canfield and Mary Ann Ferguson. 29

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STUDENT CnilNCIL OFFICERS CONDUnT MEETINf Corresponding Secretary - Mimi Fahs Recording Secretary - Chris Tyson 28

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ROW 4: Mr. D. C. Clark, Mrs. V. Jeffers, J. May, S. Williams, F. Lancaste Forer G. Jackson, L. er, D. Skillman, M. Ferguso S. Williams, F. Lancaster ROW 3: Mr. J. C. Graves, B. Vaughan, K. Williamson, G. Wilkins, L. Olmstead, D. Kelley, F. Walker, S. Hibbard, J. Phillip ROW 2: J. Hubbard, M. High, B. Fisher, P. Stockford, N. Smith, M. Plain, J. Coleman, S. Moore n ii 1. r n. -I I .. : » . KK C».l + U n-, ,.1 i m a n+ s ri 3 n • I . ( ra Ajfnrrl hictnrisn M Po ' f i nxii r U ea PAt i , , • U Millar ROW 1: D. Ryan, chaplain; M. Smith, parliamentarian; L. Crawford, histo president; H. Goddard. treasurer; J. Canfield, vice- president ; B. Dopp, M. Pejakovich, secretary: H. Miller porter D E C A WINS SECOND This has been another banner year for the Battle Creek Central Distributive Education Club. This active organization has begun its twelfth year of operation. This is the second consecutive year in which the chapter was selected by the State of Michigan as the outstanding DECA chapter in the Great State of Michigan. The first undertaking was the opening of the concessions service business at the C. W. Post Stadium. Their homecoming float, for the twelfth year in a row won another major - award trophy. At Hal- loween and Christmas, the club gave parties for the patients at the Fort Custer State Home. Mr Jim C Graves, adviser: Bill Dopp, reporter; Marion Smith, parliamentarian, Harriet Goddard, treasurer; Martha Pejakovich, secretary; Douglas Ryan, chaplain; Mrs. Vera Jeffers, Mr. Don C. Clark, advisers Linda Crawford, historian; Harold Miller, president; Judy Canfield, vice-president 30