Falfurrias High School - El Azahar Yearbook (Falfurrias, TX)

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DECA Devoted To Leadership Distributive Education Clubs of America is a club which was de- voted to the fundamentals of sell- ing. The purpose of DE was to develop leadership in the field of distribution, to develop a sense of individual responsibility, and pro- vide opportunities for an intelligent career in distribution. The clubs' main goal was to develop leadership in our community. The club had several fund raising projects such as selling poly-fluff animals and FHS pins. The club has taken part in the joint Installation Meeting and par- ticipated in the Area 4 District Meeting. Shown at left of the page is Mr. Phillip S. Bee, DE sponsor. Of- ficers are: Sandra Salinas, reporterg Gloria Saenz, treasurerg Rene Mora, Members are: Seated, Herlinda Garcia, Alicia Garcia, Diana Moreno, and Alicia Calderon. Standing are: vice-presidentg juan Hinojosa, presi- dentg Noemi Benavides, secretaryg Kay Odom, parliamentarian. Hector Lopez, Rene Hinojosa, juan Lemus, Rene Lemus. and Scottie Shumate.

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Council Reaps Highest Honor Leading the S t u d e nt Council were David Garcia, presidentg Della Rodriguez, v i c e-presidentg Mike Trevino, parliamentariang Naida Soliz, c o rr e s p o nding secretaryg Dahlya Perez, district editor, and Nellie Garza, secretary. Members and sponsor campaigned and won District Presi- dent during the Spring Convention. Falfurrias will serve as District President for the 1971-'72 school year. Members 5 hown on from 1-ow Robert Regalado, Nora Gonzalez, QL to RJ are Cruz Garza, Susan Roxanna Munoz, Frank Graham, Ayers, B e c k y Rodriquez, Eva Frauke Wode, Leticia Huerta, Su- Garza, Danny Braswell, Blanca Be- navides, Melissa Nave, Maria Mer- cado, Debbie Dunn, Sandra Garza, Lillian Starr, and San Juanita Oli- varez. Second row-Oscar Lopez, sana Aleman, Dahlya Perez, Naida Soliz and Velma Cantu. Third row-Arnold Lopez, Nelda Gon- zalez, Criselda Perez, Chipper Gil- ,,.. , L . A , laspy, Becky Garcia, johnny Garza, Javier Pena, Matt Casey and Gus Garza. Fourth row-Donald Bray, Arturo Garcia, Oma Villarreal, Jeff Ginnow, Richard Penly, Bob Dan- nelley, David Braswell, David Pefia and Homer Shirley.

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George Hise is the sponsor of the Industrial Co-operative Training. Duties, Responsibilities Taught To Upper-Level ICT Students Industrial Co-operative Training, ICT, is a program designed to help a student learn a trade or skill which can be useful. Requirements for the course are that the applicant must be 16 years of age or older, and must be either a junior or a senior in high school. He or she attends class for one hour each day. Students then must work a maximum of 15 hours a week at his chosen vocation. Most jobs are offered by local town merchants who want to help students train for future employment. ICT students r e c e iv e three credits for c ompletion of the course. A student receives a text- book pertaining to his chosen field and is responsible for knowing the information in the book. .ls Industrial C o-operative Training: linda Garcia, George Guerra. Stand- Lopez, .lack Davis, .IOC Chapa, Bal- First Row-Beltrando Soliz, Eliber- ing-R u d o 1 fo Galindo, Humberto demal' LOZHHO, Der1Srarr to Vecchio, Nora Gonzales, Her-