Jackson Central Merry High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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TOEC The Tennessee Office Education Club at JC-M continued to explore availa- ble employment opportuni- ties in office work and to prepare its students to suc- cessfully compete for those openings. Field trips and other activities increased the knowledge of the group. The club social calendar was highlighted by the annual Open House for prospective members. On Veteran's Day the club rec- ognized JC-M faculty mem- bers who had served in the armed forces. TOEC spon- sor was Mrs. Loretta Jones: TOEC membership was made up of students enrolled in VOE I and Il. l52 X Activities Eid TOEC Members, left to right, Seated: Travois Black, Evelyn Burton, Debra Weaver, Cheryl Stockdale, Julie Sipes, Deb- bie Hopper, Debra Jones. Kneeling: Donna DeBerry, Jackie Jackson, Joyce Brooks. Theresa Johnson, Vickie Burton, Yvette Bledsoe, Sharon Thaxter, Kay Mays. Standing: Kay Sorrels. Gloria Werthing, Matilda Bowen, Verline Love, Lisa Carver, Carrie Haynes, Regina Jackson, Debbie Biscontine, Mitzi Mansfield, Faye Lovett. -'dvi' 1 l TOEC Officers, left to right, Seated: Brenita Adams, Activity Chairman: Pam Thompson, Parliamentariang Ren' Douglass. President. Standing: Tammy Stewart, Reporter: Barbara Beard, Treasurerg Eleanor Shaw, Secretary: To DeVersa, Vice President.

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for Work Tomorrow 'ICA Members. lqfl 10 right. Row 1: Alvin Brown. Mike Carter. Joe Cheairs. Sam Phelps. Dwight Hicks. Sheila Suggs. Lester lockett. Sherry Reeves. Fines Cole. Mark Schwartz: Row 2: Mrs. Sargent. Mrs. Wiley. Lester Harvey. Ricky Murphy. Faye onds. Arthur Brice. Yvette Reeves. Marvin Eckford. Carma Cross. Don McCorkle. Greg Ross: Row 3: Mr. Giles. Ricky Han- ns. Jackie Ballard. Sherry Crawford. Vanessa Knolton. LaTanya Clark. Donna Brown. Carolyn Woods. Sheila Hayens. Den- e Davis. Treba Cooper: Row 4: Paul Murphy. Sandra Harrison. Brenda Douglass. Sherry Harris. Vickie Haynes. Tony loore. Joe Cole. Mark Franks. Frank Wadley. Lyle Roe: Row 5: Eddie Perry. Anthony Hall. Paul Robertson. Bedford Sorrell. onnie Horn: Row 6: David Goforth. Dennis lrvine. .lerry Gray. Brian McLemore. Nickey Weddle. Terry Thomas. l - Natwff CA Members. lefl lo righl. Row I: Johnell Office. Jeff Rader. Sally Hall. Carlos Burgess. James Hurley Donald Pittman R . ve eavis. Tony Valentine. Gary Taylor. Mark Davis: Row 2: Tim Smith. David Harding Tony Jackson. Mona Lyons Joe .hols. Dale Turner. Steve Raper. Joe Sanders. Andy Key. Steve Stanfill. Tim Culpepper: Row 3: Rayford.Franklinl cuilityn mlin. Terry Love. Bruce Lovett. Ricky Mansfield. Doug Nanney. Dennis Bonds. Tammy Bennett. Scott Halley. Bobby uhn.Ji Pt-::R '4:M:' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' g t e e ers me irk Holmes. Fred Brown. David Wray. Randy Rinks. Rob Lincer. Larry Petty. Activities X l5l

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:presenting a much larger DECA membership, left to right, kneeling: Regina Jackson, Stan Bochenek, Amy Anderson, :bra Jones, Diane Deaton, Shelia Copeland. Amy Gibson, Kethy Teddleton, Lori Greer, Debbie Nelsong standing: r. Alan Droke, Advisor, Ronnie Dorrough, Sherry Rodgers, Debbie Williams, Bonnie Motley, Connie Motley, Cheryl Jckdale, Mike Worthington, Tommy Liddell, Mr. Paul Davenport, Advisor. ECA Officers, left to right: Stan Bochenek, Parliamentariang Kathy Hill, Reporter: Alice Ellis, Treasurer, Marie Mor- , Secretary: Milton Collins, President. DECA The Distributive Educa- tion Club of America again attempted to encourage civic responsibility and school inprovement. Stu- dents received on the job training to supplement class work. Various students par- ticipated in competitive events in the areas of sales, advertising, and public speaking. DECA conducted a candy sale and partici- pated in Free Enterprise Week as a part of the club's activities for the year. Activities f 153