DECA brings home trophies
NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL’S DECA chapter brought home eight trophies last weekend from the state DECA convention. Picture above are, left to right, Mary Dolly, third place in female student of the year; Renee Pierson, holding the third place chapter of the year trophy, and Mike Horner, fourth male student of the year
OTHER DECA TROPHY winners for New Ulm at the state meet included, left to right, front row, Kathy Hippert, first in showcard lettering by hand; Donna Wenninger, second in DECA month promotion manual; Zebbie Faerber, third in display sketching and construction. STANDING, Anne Furth and Karen Sveine, first in STEM anti-shoplifting program manual, and Marsha Hopkins and Mary Hoffman, second in career development project manual.
NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL’S DECA chapter brought home eight trophies last weekend from the state DECA convention. Picture above are, left to right, Mary Dolly, third place in female student of the year; Renee Pierson, holding the third place chapter of the year trophy, and Mike Horner, fourth male student of the year.
OTHER DECA TROPHY winners for New Ulm at the state meet included, left to right, front row, Kathy Hippert, first in showcard lettering by hand; Donna Wenninger, second in DECA month promotion manual; Zebbie Faerber, third in display sketching and construction. STANDING, Anne Furth and Karen Sveine, first in STEM anti-shoplifting program manual, and Marsha Hopkins and Mary Hoffman, second in career development project manual.
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- NEW ULM HIGH SCHOOL’S DECA chapter brought home eight trophies last weekend from the state DECA convention. Picture above are, left to right, Mary Dolly, third place in female student of the year; Renee Pierson, holding the third place chapter of the year trophy, and Mike Horner, fourth male student of the year
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- OTHER DECA TROPHY winners for New Ulm at the state meet included, left to right, front row, Kathy Hippert, first in showcard lettering by hand; Donna Wenninger, second in DECA month promotion manual; Zebbie Faerber, third in display sketching and construction. STANDING, Anne Furth and Karen Sveine, first in STEM anti-shoplifting program manual, and Marsha Hopkins and Mary Hoffman, second in career development project manual.