Bradshaw High School - Mark VI Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Vocational students get business head start as Mr. Greg Thacker, sponsor, and officers Craig Wells and Phil- lip Thompson review plans for DECA project. Bruin students are learning to prepare for the future. Through the vocational education programs and VICA and DECA, prospective workers can develop skills and earn money for the days ahead. ing: 5 is 27 .1 Discussing the year's work with Mr. David Bratcher, sponsor, are VICA officers Charlotte Bishline. parliamentarian: Karen Young, secretary: Pa- tricia lngram. treasurer: and Randy Stults, president. DECA-VICA Members - FRONT ROW: Steve King, Jim Jackson, Steve Ticer, Arnold Fisher, Craig Wells, Patricia ln- gram, Donna Williams. Charlotte Bishline. SECOND ROW: Mike Nelson, Mike Utley. Steve McDonald, Gary Cardin. Dan Barger, Jimmy Scott, Alicia Parra, Pam Bevis, Anne Peden. THIRD ROW: Mr. David Bratcher, sponsor: Phillip Thomp- son, Connie McRight, Randy Stults, Steve Green, Dale Howard. Karen Young, Marie Willard. Steve Melton, Rick Zuelke. BACK ROW: Danny Lewis, Mike Zuelke. DECA-VICA 057

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Zowie! Debaters resolve debacle True debaters can be counted on to stick their noses into some sensitive subject. Their ultimate drive gives them valuable speaking and quick thinking techniques which will bene- fit them in their future careers. 'I- ' Bernard Coons, vice-president: Nancy Coats, treasurer: Vannie Voorhies. secretary: and David Bons. president. are supervised by Mr. Chris Wells and Mr. Glen Terry, advisers. while plan- ning arguments for the next debate. .si.:a' Debate Team Members-FRONT ROW: Mr. Chris Wells, adviser: Glen Terry, adviser. BACK ROW: Bruce McKee, Bob Barnett, Ber- Vannie Voorhies. Mary Nason. Cindy Dabbs. Renee Winsett. Mr. nard Coons, David Bond, Jerry Hendrix, Jim Cummings, Mike Russell. 56 0 DEBATE CLUB

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Extra! The Orange and Brown rated first in State Shades of opinion at HAB QHenry A. Bradshaw, that isl, col- umns ot comment, and pictures, pictures, pictures have made 1972 a newsworthy year in a noteworthy newspaper. Our colorful publication, The Orange and Brown, with its new name, its new format, its new adviser, and new news, brought home a new honor-First Place in Class A Alabama high school newspaper ratings. Editor-in-chief Ken Akin toils over one of the 17 issues of The Orange and Brown published this year. - NNI EST l J A AN: tid . '7 'S ,Pfam 1' V X K Associate editors Cindy Whitley and Jay Leavitt glue copy to layout sheets. 58 'THE ORANGE AND BROWN STAFF if? .st Joycelyn Hale, managing editor, confers with Mr. David W. Robinson. adviser, before sending copy off to the presses. ,ff A Sports editor David George's eyes shine with a new idea for hiscoIumn. ByGeorge!