Sterling High School - Miramar Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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DECA activities are always s h«)ol- entere(i. thus contributing to tlie school ' s purpose of preiwring well-adjusting, employable citizens. The DFXIA chapter is a showrootn for the student ' s achievetnent and progress through the opportunities of local, slate, and national coiiipetilive cM ' nls which are cotn|M-tency based. Back nm; Cimmoclort- Harris. Chn- Lark. I.aiu -■ la. kson. I.t-onanl la. k...,,. I)a i,l Julks. Ki,l,anl Marlm. llrlniiM l.iu.-. li,l,ll,- K,.«: lar mm ,|..lin . Dfl.ra MadLson. Arlcnt- Matthews, C nlliia K.-ll . lK-k r.-s Ginn, MariUn Jrnkin . Tw la M.llun. Krunl R,m: uf;uM I...irr. I.iiula Martin.- .. Hr.-nda I.. Denisf Murph . Castv Jones. Ha. k R. ( Iirisliii 146 »- Calvin Kose. Je Woods, Diane Ri (ten, lavk.r. ielor I ' itls. Mur| h I ' ele. Repniald Sission. Cliris Smith. W illr.-d Ralrhll. I ' ativ ..ll.i )se, Maude Saltier, (iwen X ilson. E. W. W ard. Velda NavA. Sherr W .lis. Sharon I ' arker. hront Ro»; (,»en W al

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D. E. C. A. I.cll: The l 77 Onic-rs. I)K(; . Di-lriLnliv.- Kdiica- liiMi (:iul 1)1 iiii-iiia. indi-ii- lil ' io lln- program (il ciulli a« ■ livily n-lalin In I), t. ami is desi nril to ilevi-lop future leadi-rs lor markrlitii; and dis- Irihulidii. DRC. islheoiiK na- lional i rf;ani .alii)ii npiTalin lliiuufili ill.- f)ulilir schools to atlraii miuiij; in ' opli- to ( arcers In riiarkflin . imirliandisinf; and niana iTniiil. I ' urpo-f. ai i ' ( I ) lo d.- i-ln| a ri ' ()iM 1 lor rdu( alion ni niailv. ' linj; and di-lnluiliun wln.l, »ili , un- IriliLilr lo iM ( upalional c orM[ii-- l.iin-. and (2) lo pronioli- uri- ilii-landin and a| |irtcialion l..r llir rrsiionslMlili. ' s ol , iii ,-n-l,,|. m uin hrr m- I ' - ' l ' - ' - - - ■ ' • From I, ll lo t sx n. Bac k Row; Ir-su- ndrr-ori. I aMoiri Davis. Sliapperio Arccneaux, Linda Bro»n. Lu r% Hopkins, l-Vankliii fSlair. MirliafI Dacus, and Eddie K.-rnuson. MuUll. Kow: Hodnrs liullcr. lioldn Knro li. Donna C.launili. Darvl Ker uson. CaroK n Koid. o kir I5al neau . X allia Arka lie, and (ieorge Blair. Kr Mil Row: (i.-rald Kran.is. Calvin Vlams. I ' ania D.mrrv. Sli.-ila Hardin;;. Melinila HoluK. Cliamlra Hnl.lianl. I ' ain.la Hopkins. lar Haniptoni. and Sonja Ho.lg... 145

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OKKICKKS: I.. I., K.: Chailnir IK I ' nknis I ' irsulrnl. lai.n-,-n Wim.i.i |M,,lrl. Hl, IkuJ III. Illkkl (.llll ' llh. Jr F. F. A. Vocational Agjricullurf is a big; interest to ever - F. F. A. member. Class periods are devoted to learning about the business of agriculture and the school farm is used to develop the neces-saiy skills to become successful. Each stuilenl is responsible for feeding, cleaning, doctoring, and general caring tor their animals. The animals are taken to matu of the area shows, including the large Houston Livestock Show and tlnally auctioned off at the school liow. It..ll,,m Kc.w: L. 1„ K.: Mi. .lulin.ui,— (CuuiiM-lorl. Dikki (;iiirilli. .SIh ii lalllii w . l ll.ia a-.. Nun I.uii.hiI. John Wilkt-r son, Oorge Wilkfrson. Debbie Cbmiel, Susan Ainsworth. St-cuul Kii«: I ' aulinr Kofiiorin, Charlenc Ryder, Maureen Woolen. Bobbv Kriske. .|err Perkins, Samuel Singleton, Kunice Jorgensen, Debra Hamilton. Top Row: Chris Reed, anessa Reeee. Kiiiiard Robles. A(; — Sweethearts: Debbie Chmit I, Dena Kriske. 147