Miami Carol City Senior High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Opa Locka, FL)

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Convention, Tunnel make DECA's year unforgettable 4 nemo -- Front Row - Rosa Hawkins, Debbie Abramson, Matida Young, Pat Lucas, Becky Hellickson, Rena Billings, Betty Standley, Karen' Marshall, Diane Adams. Row 2 - Cheryl Tumer, John Hankins, Cheryl Mason, Cheryl Duncan, Randy Ferullo, Connie Hankins, Linda Stanley, Jorge Hevia. Row 3 - William Vogler, Paula Mimm, Karen Spurlin, Vicky Franz, Robin Bumiston, Martha Rodriguez, Nury Sabalsa, Jorge Meneses, Manuel Lopez. Row 4 - Kevin Decker, Jerry White, Karen Nelson, Karen Moffet, Anne Olender, Tim Hicks, Keith Smith, Jeff Oaddams, James Lee, Carlos Rivas, Henry Farinas, Alberto Lopez, Mario Gutierez, Mr. Daniel Luechauer, Jose Sheppard. ' A What a year for DECA - three district offices and a homecoming display that will be long remembered by mem- bers and guests alike. At the district convention held last fall at the Sheraton Four Ambassadors, five dis- trict officers were elected. Three of them - President Wil- lie Edwards, Vice President Cheryl Duncan, and Treasurer Jorge Hevia - were from MCC. It took many hours to design and complete the Time Tunnel for Homecoming, but it was worth it. The Tunnel took third in homecoming decorations and was one of the most popu- lar around. Approximately 1,000 people visited it. Competition in district con- tests for display, advertising, retail merchandising, and pub- lic speaking, among other areas, and preparing for their annual Employer-Employee banquet kept members busy in the spring. 108 f DECA QU. DUDE 7lZ3?ff3 i .?w HA- if V. ' 1. - . i , . .waz Wsamaab-H--, ai,,f1 1 C f Y Secretary Kevin Decker, Vice President Cheryl Duncan, Treasurer Karen Nelson, Photographer Tim Hicks, PresidentJorge Hevia and Historian Debborah Abramson sit behind the news desk at Channel 7. Frank Pixley practices on DECA's cash register. V

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FBLA mindsits business Well QW it s'!PffQ5l5iQ fr' Front row - Co-sponsor Veronica Potter, President Yvonne Grant, Corresponding Secretary Rona Levin, Valencia Wallace, Suzie Englert, Co-sponsor Yvonne M. Hardrich. Back row - Vice President Karen Farmer, Gail Clotman, Secretaxy Erica Allen, Annette Belton, Carnella Belton, Wanda Jones, Geneva Kemp, Paulin Wilson, Janie Lee, Sandra Delello, Eleanor Lily. FBLA members prepare for the Type-A-Thon. Future Business Leaders of America associated with Future Secretaries of America to form a new FBLA this past year. The club was composed of young men and women interested in clerical and business careers and other careers in the business communi- ty. Several field trips were taken to various work locations that of- fered insights into the business workday. 110 I FBLA