Pomona High School - Pantera Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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Dungeons And Dragons The members of this year's Dungeons and Dragons club had only one thing to say about their group. The more advanced the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of pIay. This year's members included: Tom Aberly, Warren Baker, Kim Buxton, Sheryl Coffman, Betsy Connel, Delvin Dixon, Liz Doxator, Bryan Fields, Sharon Gay, Damon Ginnow, Chuck Gravell, Dawna Hans, Laura Loomis, Pat Loomis, Laura McMenemy, Lisa Metcalf, Bruce Neely, Robert Rawlens, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner, Deena Tomlinson, Ned Ulbricht, Julie Vernetti. lnt ract Interact is a service organization, spon- sored by the Arvada Rotary Club, that is dedicated to community service and the promotion of world fellowship. This year, the club took part in many activities, in- cluding: The Arvada Alive Float for the Arvada Harvest Festival, Ridge Home Pic- nic, Travelogue with Rotary, Arvada Alive Skate-a-thon, 9 Health Fair, Rotary Tent Sale, and sponsored a child in Guatemala. The members also had a Christmas party, an Ice skating party, St. Patrick's Day party, and played volleyball with Arvada West and Rotary. This year's active members, sponsored by Mr. In- drebo, and Mr. Benore of Rotary, were: Rene Austin Nice Presidentj, Jackie Body, Diane Brown, Charlene Burns, Oscar de Cardenas, Cherie Craig, Reva Haynie, Robin Hinton, Emilie Ito, Shea Mackin lTreasurerl, Susan McCarty lPresidentJ, Lisa McCormick, Mitch Okamoto, Tom Orr, Dave Rhoads, Diane Rhodebeck, Nancy Robison QSecretaryJ, Lara Schmit, Bob Shepard, and Barb Woskowicz.

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MDE DECA IDE and DECA were organizations within the Business Department for those students interested in careers in marketing and istribution. Members participated in a number of activities including the State Leadership Conference held in October which las attended by five members, and the District Four elections, also held in October. Eight members attended. Next came the istrict Four Leadership Training Conference held in January. Fourteen students attended the conference and six qualified for 1e State Leadership Conference held at the Broadmoor in March. They were joined there by three other club members. The year me to a close with the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet which was held at Boulder's Dinner Theatre. One hundred and irty students, employers, and staff members attended the banquet where employers were presented with plaques of apprecia- on by their student employees. All those in attendance enjoyed a fine performance of South Pacific. V3QUCAVlON SVI! T TJ Sf' gf P E63 ff? t' X., QM Q? g 410 gi ciuus 239

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