Booker T Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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D.E.C.A. Develops Future Leaders For Marketing And Distribution The Distributive Education Clubs of America is the national organization of high school students enrolled in DE classes throughout the country. Members of DECA: Serve on committees to plan professional and social activities-or, act as chair- man of a committee. Attend the annual district, state or national DECA Leadership Conference as an elected delegate. Help plan the annual banquet which the club gives in honor of employers. Compete in district, State and national DECA contests. Awards are given in Advertising, Display, job Interview, Public Speaking, Sales Demonstration and many others. FIRST ROW: Deborah Askew, Carmelita Anthony, Vanessa Bridgers, Gary Bone, Ernestine Backus, Vickey Hook- er, Patsy Burns, Donna Ambrose, Renay Britt, Linda Floyd. SECOND ROW: Marsha Dillon, Debbie Sopher, Cathy Robinson, Diane McMaster, Ricardo Brickhouse, Gail Clark, Brenda Parker, Gwendolyn Stahcil, Brenda Owens, Marsha Bradley. TI-IIRD ROW: Michael Thomas, Kelvin Hurst, Sandra Scott, Michael Barrington, Gwendolyn Wilson, Jeanette Bonds, Anita Brown. FOURTH ROW: Reginald Bonds, William Edwards, Kelly Hin- ton, Lecoy Bryant, Terry Tripp, Janet Morgan, Teresa Pattes, Sandra Battle, Vonne Mclnnis. 46

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The purpose of the Monogram Club is to cooperate with the department in it's aim to secure health and physical vigor for the students in school through promoting athletics and play among the students and by encouraging them to form rational habits of life. THE MONOGRAM CLUB FIRST ROW: Jerry Logan-Sgt. -at-Arms, Cynthia Edler-Ass't Secretary, Melody Robinson-Secretary, Gloria Roscoe-Vice President, David Van Emburg-President. SECOND ROW: Karlis Brown, Ernest King, Frederick james, Walter Colden, Douglas Smith, Allan Richardson, Melvin Wiggins, Melvin Brown, Kelvin Oliver. THIRD ROW: Verson Foreman, Dave Armitage, Elbert Heard, Alphonso Hayes, Anthony Jones, Roscoe Coles, Stanley Long, Fred Clark, Phillip Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Chris Rodman, Skip Dority, Ricky Little, Anthony Miller, Sylvester Mickens, Claude Evans, Shelton Smith. Tommy Ma- son, Floyd Cunningham, Larry Pendleton, Bobby Moran, Hinton Whely, James Mickins. 45

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ational Honor Society Inducts 38 The National Association of Secondary School Principals has long sought Ways to stimulate scholarship. The organization of the National Honor Society is one expres- sion of this concern. Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. Membership is, how- ever, more than an honorg it carries with it a responsibility and should be considered the beginning of an obligation, not merely the successful culmination of an effort to achieve recognition and honor. 1 4 Members of the NHS are: FRONT ROW: Frederick james, Ir. , Sgt, at-Arms, Patricia Edge, Ass't. Sec. Pere Pittard, V. Pres., Clarice I-lughes, Pres., Priscilla jones, Chaplain, Patricia Druitt, Treas. , Barbara Hillard, Recording Sec. 2nd ROW: Larry Hill, Terry Greemquist, Marla Cook, Deborah Skinner, Gloria Roscoe, Daphne Church, Barbara Tuck, Jacqueline Little, Mary Ward, Sheryl Mourning, Valerie Holt, Sylvia Boffman, Yvonne Gulley, Vickie Zor- nek. 3rd ROW: Diane Benn, Joan Smith, Shelia Holloman, Brenda Petrehn, May Upton, Carolyn Ampey, Patrecea Johnson, Georgia Kniffen, Arnita Nash, Becky Brewer, Brenda Peele, Sheryl Hartley, Debbie Carroll Toresa Doerer. 4th ROW: Davie VanEmburg, Ronnie Moddy, Pam Smith, William Harrison, Mike Barrington, Brenda Parker, Ian Fishbeck, Phyllis Reynolds, Bobby Morrer, Richard Miller, Nancy Beckner, Lynn Stipe, Shelia Norileet, Charles Mason, Reginald Clark. Sth ROW: john Walsh, Mark Long, Beverly Dillard, Leslie Fet ty, jack Campbell, Terry McAllister, Richmond Ellis, Nadine Majette, Valerie Whitney, Tony Felton, Cynthia Johnson, Deborah Baker, Lorna Silvers, Joe Graves, Tony Travis. 7 47