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DEC A Devoted To Preparation Marketing and Distributive Education is a vocational program designed to prepare young men and women for careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. The high school students receive group instruction in general marketing techniques as well as individual instruction. The seniors in MDEmust have at least 15 hours of actual job experience per week under supervision of a local business person. Most senior MDE students work between 20-25 hours per week and earn S2000-S5000 during the school year. The work experience is a vital part of the total training program and the student divides his time between study in school and practical work experience. DECA is the club part of Distributive Education. The word DECA means Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA members are involved in many fun and exciting activities which include retreats, an Almost anything goes Contest, district competition, state competitions. Some students make it to the National Competitions. Deca I: Top L. to R.: Miss Schnorr; student teacher. Angie Tallen. Linda Post. Cindy Fagg. Antonette Lima, Leeann Fagg. Nancy Campling. Shiela Duffy, Tammy Mozar. Steve Urban, coordinator. Second L. to R.: A1 Vigil. Bonnie Waldschmidt. Lori Rogers. Rina Markoff. Lori Lipira. Lisa Gibbons. Connie Crowfoot. Elaine Stevenson, Lambert Mierra. Bottom L. To R.: Susie Huffman. Pam Shinto. Dina Vigil. Marvine Brott, Chris Jatko, Ann Slee, Dawn Razee, Paulette Valdez. Ralph Brcss; coordinator. Deca II Store Orginization: Top L to R.: Duane Schlener, John Coogan, John Dovenbarger. Don Harllebean, Deanie Wesebaum, Orlando Vigil, La von Dew, Laura Deherra. Kathy Rensink, Steve Urban; coordinaler, Miss Schnorr; student. Middle L. to R.: Ann Poller, Vicki Huffman. Janice Hake, Joe Marquez. Rorie Lee. Cyndi Tanner. Mitch Castrodale. Dawn Leckner. Cindy McCormick. Mike Castrodale, Third L. to R.: Ralph Bress; Coordinater, Kevin Wendt. Janet Swink. Diane Dixon. Tim Koepp. Kristal Hanner, Lori Parker, Kim Sacchetta, Sheri Varner, Beth Megauphy. Bottom L. to R.: Linda Martinez, Diann Pursely, Cindy Bowen, Sadie Trujillo, Veronica
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