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DECA Produces Business
Enthusiasts Of The
Future
What does DECA stand for? Distributive Education Clubs of Amer–
ica. This club is made up of seventy members who learn to develop
work experience and instructions relation to Marketing, Merchandis–
ing, and Management. The main purpose of this club is to develop
future leaders for Marketing and Distribution.
This year the DECA Club successfully conUnued with the Little
World Program which was started a few years ago. Little World is a
store for the youngsters placed in the Waianae shopping mall.
The members of this club traveled to Kauai where they met, and
shared ideas, and experiences with feJ/ow DECA members from differ–
ent schools.
Row 1:
J
Boyle (Vice-Pres.),
E.
Teixeira
(Vice-Pres.), V. Saliot (Sec.),
J.
Lasconis
(Sec.), A. Aldeguer (Treas.),
5.
Baird (Pres.),
K.
Rigney (Treas.)
President, Sherrie Baird
Advisor, Mrs. Inovejas
Row 1:
M. Sanchez,
M.
Duldu/ao,
S.
Martin, D. Pagoyo,
C.
Kaakau, B. Kana/epauole,
C.
Ishikawa,
E.
Teixeira, T. Simbahon, T. Parson. M.
Alfaro, M. Cansibof.
A.
Aldeguer.
Row
2: D. Cabansag,
5.
Baird, P. Lewis,
5.
Cuizon, B. Horrell,
F.
Kaha/eua,
P.
Abaire,
A.
Brown. D. Mole,
V loane, V Hinau,
J.
Lasconia, M. Miguel,
5.
Kealoha, V. Saliot.
Row
3:
J.
Boyle, R. Culver,
K.
Chee, D. Pililaau,
L.
Rivera,
W.
Paaluhi, D.
Wong,
V.
Cabreros,
C.
Hasegawa, R. Black, K. Kaakaaina,
N.
Keaulii,
5.
Souza,
J.
Aila,
K.
Rigney,
L.
Holokai, D. Silvester,
A.
Se/lona.
M.
Ebel
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