Wintersville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wintersville, OH)

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Distributive Education Learns Marketing Becky McLeish and Chris Heilbock were selected D.E. Students of the year as Distributive Education finished its third year of activity at W.H.S. Under the direction of Mr. Mark Stul- ler, D.E. combines work and study to learn retailing skills such as merchan- dising, marketing, management and service operations. The students are placed on retailing jobs in the area to put into practice what they have learned in the classroom. One of the ln School was the Christmas DE- licious Shop which sold Christmas candy and decorations. Members hon- ored their employers at the Spring Appreciation Banquet. The officers were Marlena Spurrier, presidentg Reg- ina Powell, vice presidentg Becky McLeish, secretaryg Debbie Kirkland, treasurer: and Rita France, recorder.

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t 2 5 5! 1' 4 'E x r tl Ki it 996 dbh 'W119 Il FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - Making homemaking an art is 'MU' Getting started working together in 1ove was this year's theme of Future Homemakers. The club actively promotes charity projects and educational programs related to homemaking. Each month the club held a special theme meeting and raised money for projects and equipment for the Home Ec. Room. Miss Elaine Soukup, in her 10th year as advisor, also sponsored various recreational and community pro- jects for the club. Rhonda Tice served as president: Darlene DiPietro, vice presidentg Flora Lash, secre- taryg and Shari Grimes, treasurer. Mrs. Mowry served as Chapter Mother.