1989 - Spokane Public Schools

Cooperative office occupations program
(CO-OP) is offered to seniors with
strong interests in an office or business
career. CO-OP members meet during
first period. After school is spent at local
businesses getting on-job training. As a
class, CO-OP offers instruction in office
machines, telephone tecniques, personal
appearance, business problems, and
communication,
Londa Havens and Heide Bibbee agree
that. "CO-OP gives you a good experience
in the business world, It's more
than just a class."
Fund raisers include the sucker sales.
With this money, members take their
employers to lunch, go on feild trips to
businesses and colleges, and do a service
project once a month.
The CO-OP officers are: Pres" Diane
Bougher; Vice Pres" Jamie Runyan; Secretary,
Londa Havens; Treasurer, Cheryl
Andrews; Historian, Lisa Liemgruber;
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Business Career Clubs
CO-OP members, left to right; row I; Devonna Bewick, Leslie SchmalL.
Heidi Bibbee, Londa Heavens, Diane Bougher. Row 2, Jamie Runyan, Cher-
Iy Andrews. Marcie Glaii, Adrianna Hartman, Tami Lakey. Row 3; Samantha
Jordan. L ynetle Jordan, Lisa Leimgruber, Debbie Green, Sheri
Givens, Advisor Mrs. Pack. Not Pictured; Kim Boschee,
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and Advisor, Mrs Pack.
Food Service meets every Monday
during first period. Mrs, Mahan, advisor,
and the six officers: Pres" Loren Berry;
Vice Pres" Jenn Jones; Secretary, Lyn
Andrews; Treasurer, Libet Wolf; and ASB
Reps., Sarah Taitch and Kathy Wasson,
work with the members to organize the
many fundraisers, These include cookie
grams and Tiger Take-out Deli. With the
money earned, Food Service members
buy new equipment. fund the Employee/
Employer Breakfast, take feild trips and
compete in District 81 food fairs,
The purpose of Food Service is to gain
leadership skils, learn responsibilty and
committment and to do some communi-
ty service,
"Besides that." said Sarah Taitch, "it's
a fun way to get to know the food industry."
Distributive Educational Clubs of
America (DECA) is offered to any stu-
dent enrolled in advanced sales and marketing,
The "Deca Motto" according to R.P,
Miler is "developing future leaders in
marketing and distribution. This is also
the purpose of DECA."
The officers of DECA: Pres" Josh Hollingshead;
Vice Pres" Katherine Knauber;
Treasurer, Chad LeBlanc; Secretary, Erika
Knudson; Parliamentarian, Monica
Riebe; and Reporter, Natalie Brown,
DECA club members run the Deca store
and sell pizza, school rings, and value
checks. The group then uses the money
for inner school luncheons, field trips,
and to fund the Employee/Employer Luncheon,
Erika Knutson comments, "For me
DECA has been a good experience, i
think the information I've learned wil
help me in the future, I thank R, P. Miler
and hope that everyone in there has benifited
from the class."
DECA members, left to right; top row; Jason Hall, Kevin Evers, Josh Hollingshead,
Natalie Brown. BOllom row; Bill Evans, Erika Knutson. Katherine
Knauber. Mall Nelson, Tom Hormel, Steve Volesky, Shon Stokes, Ben
Harnetiaux. Adrienne Lamanna. Chad Seyl, Amy Hopwood. Not Pictured;
Monica Riebe, Sarah Raney, Mike Larson, Chad LeBlanc.
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