Miami Coral Park High School - Arieon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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5 1 'ia- Rene Cavalreza concentrates on a difficult question during Mr. Long teases Gerald Alvarez about the way he does the work. his class. DECA prepared students for different business jobs. U. 'O 41' 'A 'i' aV '1 ln the library, Rosa Hemandez and Lisette Alvarez took time off from their DECA project to smile at the camera. ii . ' if t I 'WN' -sq- W f I QM, fsemf i W Wilfredo Gonzalez listens carefully in class. He knows Business Ed is good for many things. EQ 265

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DECA students learn how to cope in the Business World By Teresa Mykytka DECA, the Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a class and club for selected students participating in the work program. Mr. George Long, the sponsor of DECA, worked along with his students to help them make the right work deci- sions and help them learn about advertising. They studied getting along in group related experiences, and other aspects of the business world. DECA was involved in various activities, such as selling candy and going to the Mayfair Shopping Center for the viewing and studying of advertising displays. DECA held breakfast meetings and they met with other DECA clubs throughout the area. Learning combined with fun is what DECA is all about, said senior Mayda Pena. tm l 4 gi li i 40114 , l class. Many students lleana Crespo takes notes in her gleam skills which can help them in future jobs. 1 5 2 mm Y ff' , ' sr f K 2' J Mark Cherry uses a calculator to figure out business math problems. Business skills are n0t Only typing' and shorthand. Student Anthony Alonso checks his work before' 264 REQ handing it in to the teacher. L

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Bat Girls add inspiration and support to team By Ana Pineda The adage that behind every man is a great woman could not be more true for the Coral Park baseball team. Bat Girls and Diamond Club was one of the main supportive and inspirational factors the team depended upon. Among the Bat Girls' list of endless activities included the gathering of statistical information, and the collecting of newspaper articles for each playerls scrapbook. Ad- ditional duties that the Bat Girls were responsible for included: fund-raising for supplementary equip- ment needed by the team, the grooming of the baseball field, manning the concession booth, and the promotion of team spirit by sewing as the pep squad. Everyone was enthusiastic and cooperative. lt was a great year, stated captain Karen Vega. Officers: Lily Gutierrez - President, Carmen Fradraga - Vice- President, Maira Boza - Secretary, Susan Prieto - Treasurer QLQYBSL P40 .A if l My , ...., Q Q Q W? ,lf V It la ..,.. ...,., I ,... H .WZ X E Xi if l Diamond and Bat girls wave to the onlookers from their float in l the Homecoming Parade. 4 Marlene Gomez, Carmen Fadraga, Maty Monfort, Martha Lllfe, Maira Hilda Guerra, Carmen Coto, Lourdes Perea, Marlene Boza, Lisette Gonzalez, Susan Prieto, and Lily Gutierrez. DiamondfBat Girls Rodriguez, Ester Canamero, and Karen Vera. .5