Marcus High School - Yearbook (Flower Mound, TX)

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162 DECA gy, 3 1 i tt it iibh f? Y WFT Students talk about the career choices in the real world, ,si Pam Jenvey, reporter: Stephanie Barbe, vice-pres: Eric Barrett, sec.: Alicia Thomas . 'sis Allen, pres. DECA is an anachronism for Distributive Education Clubs of America, It is a student organization that studies marketing and distributive techniques. Some of the club events included a co-sponsored dance with Lewisville High School and a large banquet in the spring. The officer installation was on December 20. The ot- ficers are: President - Sondra Alleng Vice-President - Stephanie Barbeg Secretary - Eric Barettg Treasurer - Alicia Thomasg and Reporter A Pam Jenvey, Ms. Phyllis Asplund is the Deca sponsor. Decca seeks to achieve its pur- poses by creating interest in all phases of marketing and distributive studies. lt serves as a way of expression for individual talent. lt is truly a classic group on the campus. Kent Hardaway, Todd Williams, Nls. Asplund, sponsorg Alicia Thomas, Sondra Allen , USES OFIE

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he -v , 'Q . .-- - ' 4 Christmas Goodies s s . l l Education Week Tea for stah l we M6429 . ff e l ti-...J in ? U DF AM CA pxjl L. it-gg 'iii'-fr 'UF . ' E K, ,elf 'C ...J I' C nity s indy Bahr, Lori Grose, Barbara Combs, Jennifer Deroe, Dawn Beer, Dee Dee Hammons, Jana Davis, hannon Franks, Evette Brown, Raina Douglas, Holly Moll, Julie Orme, Not includedi Shannon Baur, atti Veath, Molly Phillips, Mellisa Mason. i l l Faculty enjoys Christmas The Future Homemakers of America are one ol the most active groups at Marcus High School. They participated in selling M8.M's, having a Christmas party for teachers, releasing helium balloons, sponsoring canned goods drive, and competing at state meetings. This year's meeting was held in Dallas. In May, the FHA and HERO combined and honored outstanding members with a dance, The FHA sponsors are Ms. Friend, Ms. Carpentar, Ms. Mears, and Ms. Bahr. The FHA has accomplished some really classical work this year. Q-we 'Nl at, -:?'-:f f ,??'.f,' ff-iii: Girls learning valuable skills P.E,L.E. iPrefEmployment Laboratory Experiencel - A child care program. The sponsor is Ms. Bahr, Three days a week these out- standing students go to an elementary school or Day care for two hours. This organization is opened to both male and female during the first and second periods ofa school day. ln order to be a member you must be a sophomore and meet the application requirements. These students really know their stuff when it comes to being real c assics. TWD F.H.A.fP.E.L.E. 161

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I lf O tBlllHllHlEl'r1lli il 1191395 v v,v HR o ol 0 v v vv vvv vx ,' l l, pf rl, ' A I CJ Wffit f 1 ,rzre E, H.E.R.O, iHome Economic Related Occupationsl. These students learn how to cook and prepare food. HERO and FHA attend State and area meetings. A Vocational Ban- quet is held at the end of the year. At this Banquet they recognize outstanding students and teachers for their hard work. These students and teachers are real classics. Teacher and sponsor is Ms. Karen Adair. President is David Skinner, vice president, Mike Martinez, secretary is Shelly Barr, treasurer, Rudy Rodri- quez, and co-historians are Paul Wood and Oran Metker, Metker, Shelly Barr, Bryan Barnes, Leon Bradley, Todd Holden, Teresa Hernandez, Whitaore, Michael Martinez, Laura Williams, Shelly Dillbeck, Paul Engele, Teresa Matt Wester Joey Lawrence, Rudy Rodriguez, Wayne McClellan, David Reynolds, Michelle Morales Commercial Foods 163