Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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DE Distributive Education (DE is a cooperative work pro- gram that offers instruction in marketing and distribution. It consists of three parts; classroom instruction, on the job training and the DECA club. In the classroom stu- dents study such principles as job interviews, salesman- ship, advertising, displaying, marketing careers, and also have the experience of form- ing their own businesses. DE students get school time credit for working part-time in retailing and service busi- ness in the community. f IS YOUR 21 OF 200 DE

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VICA VICA members include, FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) James Harden- club advisor; Glenda Poole- Secretary; Leslie Harris-President; Delia Brooks- Treasurer; Jimmy Summers-Parlia- mentarian; Mark Sikes-Vice Presi- dent. SECOND ROW-Charles Bearss, Danny Turner, Sherry Di I lard, David Smith, Mark Shealy, Brax Parr. THIRD ROW-Mark Bugg, Emotrice Taylor, Teresa Simms, Monnie In- gram, Phyllis Husley, Rhonda Young, Mike Weathersby. FOURTH ROW- Leslie Postero, Gail Johnson, Sarah Ann Howell, Ronnie Erwin, Karen Bone, Kelly Baker, Cindy Hutchin- son. FIRTH ROW- Brad Sham, Stan- ley Thompson, Kevin Birchu, Wesley Ivie, Frank Tiller, Connie Wilson, Francis Kettle. SIXTH ROW- David Cheek, Mike Harper, Greg Sanders, Willie Bullock, Debbie Ford, and Jo Nix. VICA 199

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DECA The DECA program is an important part of the instructional program. Some of the activities this year have been; car washes, candy sales, exhibit in the Athens fail Home- coming float, speaking to various business and professional organiza- tions, and an Employer-Employee Banquet to honor each students employers, attending the Officers Training Conference, and partici- pation in District, State, and Na- tional competitive events. One of the most successful projects this year was OPERATION SHARING, spon- sored over a weekend by DECA and WRFC radio station. Students made promotional tapes, talked live on the radio, ansered phones, and picked up donations to give to needy Athens families. Another activity is the Jag Shoppe, which gives students the opportunity to purchase merchandise, do dis- plays, and develop managerial responsiblity. DECA officers are: Pres.-Terri Strickland; V. Pres-Lynn LaCount; Sec. -Maria Swanstrom; Reporter-Diana Morris; Historian-Celeste Bernstien. Other members are: (FRONT ROW) Ms. Sandy Taylor-advisor, Joanna Cartwright, Lynda Huff, Mietm Johnson, Lynn La- Count, Dolly Wright, Terri Strickland, Joyce Hawkins. MIDDLE ROW-Mark Hayes, Marie Whitehead, Carlton Jones, Carolyn Bullock, Cindy Perry, Terri Guest, Tommy Scruggs. BACK ROW-Patsy Elliot, Ruth Bogner, Celeste Bernstien, Diana Morris, Freda Duncan, Wanda Allen, Maria Swanstrom. Not P ictured are: Teri Onofrio, Jessica Harter, Mike Occhipinto. DECA 201