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Page 136 text:
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DECA Helps Mold Future For Students DECA chapters are to DE students what a civic or professional organiza- tion is to a group of businessmen. Their activities are recognized as part of the total educational program because they help in the development of leadership ability, professional atti- tudes, better citizenship characteris- tics, and social growth of the individ- ual. Members attended an Officers Training conference in Miami Beach, held a business luncheon with guest speakers, as well as their annual Employer-Employee Banquet, toured a Publix warehouse, donated Christmas baskets to needy families and sold scented candles as a fund-raising pro- ject. Officers include Karen Kenady, Presidentg Sharon Summers, Vice Presidentg Karen Strang, Secretaryg and Eyvonne Connelly as Treasurer. Their sponsor is Mrs. Hockensmith. Top: The DECA club. Right: Karen Kenady likes her job at the Nearly New Shop. fp W A 134!D1str1but1ve Education
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DCT Club Challenges Working Students With sponsor, Mr. Davies, the Diversi- fied Cooperative Training club works to provide some extra-curricular activities for the students involved and to promote interest and participation of employers with the school for the continued voca- tional training of the student members. The D.C.T. club attended two District Meetings and participated in the District Contest. They also attended both the Regional and State Conferences for Stu- dents. In May they had their annual Employer-Employee Banquet. Left: Shaun Roche works for D.C.T. at a glass com- pany. Diversified Co-Operative Tralnmg!133
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SCHOOL DE Students Prepare For Business World Learning the meanings and illustrating the fundamen- tals of buying and selling and an exploration of market- ing are objectives of the DECA club. Under the leader- ship of officers Ron Bortolini, Presidentg Ioe Cuenco, Vice Presidentg Phyllis Wilson, Secretary: Paula Parhalo, Treasurer: john Bricker, Historiang Doug Hiatt, Parlia- mentarian, and Mr. Frock as their guide and sponsor, numerous luncheons were held, a field trip to Channel 10 was offered and fund raising projects such as selling candles and a car wash took place. There were also sales projects, District, State and National Conventions, and of course, a lot of parties to add fun to their club. Distributive Educat1on!135
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