Carol W Hayes High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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DECA Displays Leadership and Service DECA worked diligently to make this year the best year ever. The club's primary interests arc to promote leadership and personal development in marketing and distributive education. The students enjoyed applying their talents throughout the community in various types of business Although an interest club, DECA was involved in several service projects which benefitted the school as well as the community. The club performs many outstanding services around the school. This year a Halloween breakfast, catered by McDonald's and sponsored by DECA, was provided for the Hayes High faculty. Members displayed their blue and gold in assembly to promote club spirit and unity. DECA members experienced many exciting opportunities under the strong supervision of Ms. A. Gilmore. This year's advisors arc: Mrs. L.M.1I. Fincher, Mrs. D. Cook, and Mr. W. Moore. (Top) Roue Steele. Raphael Halt. Rhonda Craig. Alicia Spearman. Antonina Hall, Annette McDaniel. Janet Felton. Katherine Thompson. James Howard. Derrick Toney. Michael Waters. Scooty Johnson. Chris dark Franc Artisha Larry. Marjorie Stringer. Reginald Gardiner. (Above Right) DECA officers and advisors Mr. L.W Moore, reporter, Gregory Thompson. Mrs. L.M.H Fincher, historian. Anthony Jones; LaVone Gunn, Mrs D. Cook, parliamentarian, Paul Adams. Mrs. A. Gilmore. LaTanya Riffle, assistant secretary. John Brownlee Front Row Treasurer, Kimberly Mobley, assistant treasurer. JoAnn Williams, president. Arentina Bosh, recording secretary. Lisa Spekes, vice-president, Luther Tucker U

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Academic Bowl Team This year s Academic Bowl Team participated in city-wide tournaments in a round-robin schedule, and represented Hayes in the finals in February. Top students had the opportunity to compete for places on the All-City Team to represent Birmingham in regional and national competitions. Tournaments include rounds of questions in five academic areas: language art, social studies, mathematics, science and fine arts. Front Row Tone) Breeding. La Tuny Br iu.J ckic Sheppard. Kim Mobley.Captains. Nor Huffman and Carol Wiliam . Ell Oden. Thelma Calhoun. Haul Adam Second Row Michael Shine. Greg Thompion. Sponsor Ml Gibion, Arcntin Bu h, Reginald Gardiner Not Pictured Mi Elam. Co-Spocucx The Chess Club Members, under the guidance of Mr. J. Edge, have developed a deep awareness of and respect for the game through practice and instruction. The club provides much interaction among students which establishes good rapport, and strengthens self-confidence. Douglai Moore. Tommy Reece. LaFayetcc Campbell, Reginald Gardner. Earneit Thompion.

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The motto of the Explorers Science Club is, We will master science, or science will bury us Under the president. William Hopkins and sponsor. Mrs. D. Cook, the club has had an array of activities this year discussing scientific matters. Some of these discussions included roles that science plays, life’s technical and social problems, laboratory experiences, concepts theories and methodologies. Science Club From Row secretary. Tracey Boone. Second Row. Arnold Muihatt, Michael Hines. Jackie Gulley. Bick Row Tim McMillan. Kiri McGraw. Nor Shown president. William Hopkins. vice-president. Rodney Cannon; assistant secretary, Sylvester Campbell, treasurer, Micheal Kemp. V1CA CLUB Throughout high school many students find the need to get a job and enter the world of work. The V1CA club offers these students an education which will later help them in future careers. VICA members strive to prepare themselves for employment in the trade and industrial. From Row: treasurer. Rot land Thomat Jan Johnson. Kelvin Nathan, president. Djuna Bennett, vice-president, Cynthia Chihoun. Second Row Adolphus Ford, secretary Leola Miller Thud Row: Cedrk Stalling 4)