Ledford High School - Ha-Wa Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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Distributive Education Clubs of America Ledford's 1982- 1983 chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America consist of forty-six hard working and business-minded students who are pre- paring for a career in the future. To finance their many activities and projects, the chapter sold candy and operated the school store. On October 5, 1982, the DECA chapter attended the District 5B Leadership Conference at Bartlett Yan- cey. Patty johnston ran for office placing third in the interview. Dean Crayton was elected vice-president of the DC-VECA. Also during October, Kay Willough- by was elected Miss DECA for the 1982-83 school year. The club honored National DECA Week during Feb- ruary 15-20, 1983. This was recognized by posters and bulletin boards around the school. The club par- ticipated during American Education Week by giving a breakfast for the faculty members. DECA Members also participated in a Crime Prevention Project at the High School and in the community. The DECA banquet was held in the spring of the year to honor DECA students and their bosses. Rlght: Miss DECA, Kay wiiioughby. U I44 DECA

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Bus Drivers Ofhcers Y Debbie Lawrence lsecretawftreasurerj, Vance Cox ipresidentj, Debbie Alphin lvice-presidentj. W lt's 3:07 and a laughing, noisy crowd heads out to the parking lot and the buses. They are greeted by the cheerful faces of members of the Bus Driver's Club, who are waiting pa- tiently to take them home. Each driver is re- sponsible for transporting approximately for- ty students to and from school each day, a job which takes maturity and dedication. The club attended a Defensive Driver Course in Thomasville on December 9. They also ordered jackets with the bus driver's emblem on them. At Christmas the club held a party at one of the members house. Lauren Todd Logan Harris - Debbie Alphin Lee Everhart Kenneth Lambeth Brad Phelps Colton Baker Todd Ferrell Debbie Lawrence Gina Pugh Mike Welch Tammy Bizzell Steve Frady Kevin Lawrence Cheryl Rayheld Tgml Wilsgn Tony Carmichael jeff Hutcherson Duane Leonard Howard Shipwash Darren Cecil Patty lohnston Daniel Lineberry Brian Smith Advisor Vance Cox Gary lones Steve Moser Chip Spainhour Dgyld Smith Connie Denny Brad Kearns Dean Perryman Teresa Stewart Advlsgr Bus Drivers 143

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Tlm Allred Teddy Bass Rlchard Baxley Susan Bennett Kay Casstevens Amy Charles Dean Crayton Debble Davls Paul Dlx Kelly Ford lamle Gordon Allen Hall Shella Hall MEMBERS Carrle Heath Dede Hendrlx Missy Hendrix Craig Hutchens Mlke Hutton Patty lohnston Greg King Kenneth Lambeth Wendy Logglns Lesa Marine Rodney Martin Susan McDonald Mary Ann McDowell Rhonda McGuire Herman Mltchell Danlel Murray Dean Perryman lamle Pulllam Greg Ray Karen Reeves Rodney Richards Nancy Robinson Vernon Smith Angle Styron Gray Sutphln Denise Talley Keith Tate Chrls Watson Lorl Welr Kay Wllloughby Aprll Wilson Debble Wolfe Amy Yandle Tommle Yates Kelly Yokely Brandon Brown - Ad- visor FREE PHDEBI MVK ENTERPRISE i izrli lfllfi 'fi' WEL , 9...- tv DECA displayed an exhibit at the Davidson County Fair, Officers - Front row: Lori Weir freporterl, Mary Ann McDowell freporterj, Kay Wil- loughby ihistoriani, Kelly Ford isecretaryj, Lesa Marine ftrea- sureri, Rhonda McGuire ivice- presidentj. Back row: Greg King fpailiamentarianj, Keith Tate Cpresidentj, Paul Dix fparliamen- tariani. Not pictured: Debbie Wolfe fhistoriani. President, Keith Tate, con- ducts a DECA meeting. DECA 145