Southwest Miami High School - Aquila Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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' ss- D.E.C.A. members include: top row: Jesus Bravo, Luis Martinez, Fred Bailey, Antonio Gayoso, Julio Diaz, and Jorge Ballester. Middle row: Mr. Elmer Debrei, Elizabeth Ferrer, Nemi Villianfana, Maria Sanz, Noelia Ortega, Mildred Weiss, Mery Gonnelli, and Antonio Gomez. Bottom row: Manuel Hernandez, Antonio Calvino, Renee Garcia, Tony Pham, Britton Gillmore, Rudy Collazo, and Rafael Fernandez. il lx 4 1 S '1 Milly Weiss finishes her assignment so she can get some lunch and then earn some cash at work. li IW.. . Mr. Debrei teaches his students about mar- . . ' ' ' ' ' b t ' ' . Being in DECA has helped Tony Gomez learn about managing and buying for his future. ketlng' dlstnbutlon' and on the Jo ranting 192!CLUBS

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XX Ms. Hanson, sponsor of FBLA, starts her work. Josefa Morales crams for her shorthand quiz. lr. Executives FBLA fFuture Business Leaders of America, is the national organiza- tion for high school students partici- pating in business and office pro- grams. The purpose of the organization is to provide additional opportunities for secondary stu- dents in business and office educa- tion. Club dedication and hard work has paid off for the FBLA members at Southwest. By selling bagels and tumblers, the club was able to attend the annual FBLA Breakfast, which was one of this year's major goals. 'VVQAQ Xe xxx . A - ---1. 2 4 MTV:- j If 'v' -'i'N.'N . QF '- J f VY, pr , f Getting the job done is Susan Stawarski. The officers of the Future Business Leaders of America. . 1 mtmnmavr ' 'I Maria Leiva works busily on her next week's assignment. Lina and Marianel take fast notes' CLUBS! 1 91

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gt . J j I ..,,.,f FW F .x. D.E.C.A. members include: Top row: Benny Gonzalez, Timmy Shabareck, and Leon Leykin. Middle row: Fernando Obregon, Armando Noy, Collin Walker, Elias Tobchi, Michael Gonzalez, Lynn Alsina, Sandra Botero, Scott Gunn, and Mr. Elmer Debrei. Bottom row: Nestor Cabada, Carlos Abreu, Sylvia Herbello, Roberto Rodriguez, Irene Delgado, Otto Sujo, Cynthia Mulla, and Darlene Ore. -,.-- Going to Market A Distributive Education Clubs of America fD.E.C.A.J, is a planned pro- gram of instruction designed for students interested in pursuing and entering specific careers in specific marketing and distribution. Func- tions involved in these fields includ- ed sales promotions, operations, and marketing research. D.E.C.A. was the only youth organization in America that had as its main goal, the development of future leaders in marketing and distribution through a series of competitive events and group activities on the local, state, and national levels. Actual on-the- job training was available to supple- ment classroom instruction. .1-vi Rudy Collazo displays his good study habits. . r I is - J. Taking his time to do his homework in class is Fred Bailey. F' If: ,r-- 'A concentrating deeP1Y on his studies is Britton Gillmore. While sitting in class, Noelia Ortega daydreams about her future job. CLUBS! 1 9 3