John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America provide a uniform organ- ization which will distinguish the distributive training students as an active club within the school and create an interest in the field of distribution. le, OFFICERS: LOIS WATKINS, President; DEBBIE VEREEN, Vice President; PATRICIA DeBOSE, Secretary; NIKKI SPECK, Treasurer; DAVID HARDWICK, Parliamentarian; JOAN D'Aubour, Public Relations; GAIL MORSE, Historian. FIRST ROW: B. Finch, D. Vereen, S. Mason, P. DeBose, V. Lee, N Speck. SECOND ROW: S. Fox, G. Morse, A. Massery, R. Ryninger, L. Watkins, J. D'Aubour, M. Branch, D. Murray. THIRD ROW: J. Daniels, D. Picklesimer, D. Harwick, L. Craven, R. Jordan, S. Gore, D. Carroll, S. Luck, L. Rooks. Seniors in DECA II won first place in the Education Division of Jaycee’s Tri-County Fair. Ricky Jordan is explaining the exhibit to Sylvia Walton. OBJECTIVES OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION : )Quatiried P; RSONS : 2.Socio-Economic Abvustuent 5 : HOME 3.Coumunity-Scnoo-Byc ie FE ¢ USINESS Jape a COOPERATION SCHOOL AEwcourace rtiariye AND saa FOR EMPLOYMENT — SY)oury A»? torre a i FUTURE eQanuyt Y= y Re A BUSINE a if az gt fuk tee BN “it é . anes, DECA Sweetheart, Miss Nikki Speck. =

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Piner, C. Grass, S. O'Shea, D. Wellman, L. Avant, K. Bowden, T. Meredith, H. Lane, C. Batchelor, B. Aaron. SECOND ROW: B. Williams, B. Parker, D. Cole, J. Washington, D. Farrow, E. Manning, S. Farrow, K. Pridgen, B. Pittman. THIRD ROW: R. Barnwell, C. Faircloth, M. Farrow, T. Garner, R. Pridgen, M. Harrell. VICA members return with “Santa Claus” from entertaining children at Babies’ Hospital. Roger Pridgen and Mike Farrow buy their homecoming mums from Harlee Bordeaux and Charlie Batchelor. VICA Sweetheart, Miss Karen Pridgen. VICA The Vocational Industrial Club of America is composed of students who are interested in developing leader- ship abilities. The club also aids the students in fostering a deeper respect for the dignity of work. Through the formation of realistic goals, this club helps the students to attain a purposetul life.

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COO Through the programs involving business, the Co-operative Office Occupations strives to make students more aware of the business world. It also gives the student the opportunity to participate in club activities and to assume group responsibilities. OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: R. BRITT, Historian; S. FOY, President: B. FAW, Treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: A. VEREEN, Secretary, D. OVERBEE, Vice-President; D. DAVIS, Parliamentarian. The COO Homecoming float. FRONT ROW: L. Greenough, P. George, F Holmes, G. Hundley. SECOND ROW: E. Hud- son, D. Davis, H. Boykin, R. Britt, D. Overbee. THIRD ROW: D. Williams, S. Foy, B. Grice A. Pate. STANDING: B. Faw, S. Koontz, A. Vereen, K. Lawhorne, R. Hicks. tit hammemerrehssiettaretstionerimactionsbin al Ses ui ie 4