Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Junior Dow Merritt, tells Robby Jennings, freshman, of the wide variety of goods to buy from the school store. Sophomore Paula Cloud awaits for the two guys t make up their minds. Left to Right Are: Seniors Michele Hopson Treasurer. Stephanie Cavender. Secretary. Troy Israel Vice President. Regina Cammon President. First row: Trene Chang. Pam Furr. Michele Hopson. Stephanie Cavender. Paula Cloud. Rigina Cammon. Ken J Rawlings. Second row: Rodney Cole, Preston Slack. Gary Rudsel. Jimmy Havens. Greg Phillips. Troy Isreal, Dale Huchabay. Junior Greg Killingsworth and freshman Jennifer Williams look over the wide selection of snacks from the school store during lunch. There are New Trail'' bars and certs of many different choosings. Greg and Jennifer can't decide if they want chocolate chip, peanut butter, or apple. DEC A 35

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On the Job Experience Last year the DECA class improved the course greatly. They added a school store to their program. This was to help them in the qualifica- tion of coping with the business world around them. This was a three part program. It consisted of: (1) class instruction, (2) on the job training, and (3) the class itself, M DE. One of the main goals was to teach the students the knowledge of marketing and distribution of the business field. Class instruction within a regular week was in two sections. Three days of class with instructor, and the other two days of individual instruction. In on the job training students go to school for half of the day. The other half they went to work. There were many different training sta- tions where students worked. Some were at gas stations, banks, grocery stores, plumbing supplies. Students were to work at places that were dealing with marketing or distribution. Mr. K. Rawlings, DECA sponsor, replied, This class is opened to anyone who is interested in the marketing or distribution field, and I en- courage students to take this class.” This is DECA’s eighth year to be at P.H.S. Marketing and and Distributive education will be offering more to the program next year. I.B.M. computers will be used, cashiering ex- perience will be given also, and many other marketing skills will be taught. There has been some misconception about M DE according to Mr. Rawlings. Students are often told that if they take M DE, they won’t be able to :o to college. If anyone has told you that, FORGET IT!! This class enables you to get ahead in the business environment. This class is very important in the business world, because it allows you to have the experience others don't have when trying to get a job. M DE is ex- panding far into the future of marketing and distribution. By: Kimberly McDonald Sophomore Michele Cole, right, prepares the cash register for the lunch time sales while junior, Jeff Hawkes. figures the new 5.125% tax. Freshmen Susan Graves and Debbie Garrett discuss purchase from school store. While Mary Kimmins and Liz Brown look over the items displayed. Junior Jimmy Havens and sophomore Michele Sophomore Paula Cloud waits patiently for sophomore Theresa Israel to find her money to pay for her item. Cole work on the cash register in order to give the correct change to the students of P.H.S. 34 DECA

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“Fellowship” Says It All FCA stands for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The sponsors of the FCA were Coach Dalliey, Coach Enis and Mrs. Hodge. This year the FCA had a Christmas party at Lorren Mott’s house in December and on May 24 and 25 the FCA had a camp out at En- chanted Rock, which is near Fredericksburg, Texas. At Enchanted Rock they hiked, ate hamburgers and hot dogs, and held devotional on the play ground. The sponsors on the trip were Mrs. Mott, Coach Dalliey, Coach Enis, and Shannon Lee’s parents. The officers for 1984-1985 were President Lorren Mott, Vice Presi- dent Kami Kaatz, Secretary Ann Chlapek, and Treasurer Jon Geoke. This is the third year the FCA has been a club at Pflugerville High School and each year more improvements are made. Lorren Mott ‘ kicks off his shoes and returns to his Coleman Castle. Jody Market. Melissa King. Sheralyn Mott. Vicki Wenzel. Lance Wilson, and Nathan Weiss show that they have a friendship outside the club as they hang around together at class crazies. First Row: Kami Kaatz. Jon Geoke, Lorren Mott. Anna Chlapek Second Row: Briana Tolleson. Liz Brown. Rachel Hansher. Allison Williams Rob Bohls Third Row Anthony Wilke, Gwenda Horton, Debra Telans. Kimberly Kruse. Joan Havard. Lon Reeder. Julie Carmichael. Vicki Wenzel. Jennifer Williams, Fourth Row: Jimmy Barker Tommy Bradley. Greg Voleck, Steve Merka, Steve Scott. Nathan Weiss. Scott Estes. Melinda Lee. Priscella Uribe. Mrs Hodge. Fifth Row: Mark Weiss. Coach Dalleiy, Bret Bowers, Denise Dam strom Sherlyn Mott, Jesse Guitierez. Shannon Lee. Melissa King. Stephiane Cory. Tammy Scation. Mcllisa Dickenson. Coach Enis, Vice President Kami Kaatz. President Lorren Mott, Treasurer Jon Geoke. and Secretary Anna Chlapek. 36 FCA