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WCHS DECA Initiation and Installation Ceremonies
2019-20 WCHS DECA Chapter Officers (L –R): Karenzo Hogue, Vice-President of Membership; Kylie Burnworth, President; Emily Johnson, SBE Manager; and Ethan Baldwin, Vice-President of Finance. (Not pictured: Patrick Coffron, Vice-President of Social Activity and Halea Hose, Reporter/Historian)
Front Royal, VA – Every year, Warren County High School’s DECA chapter holds Initiation and Installation Ceremonies in honor of the new members and officers joining DECA. This year’s ceremonies took place on September 27, 2019, during the school’s activity period. Twenty-three new members were welcomed to the club individually, and all were given membership pins at the conclusion of the ceremony.
Six additional members of DECA were installed as chapter officers, where each was given a specific duty to carry out through the school year. The six officers for this year are: Kylie Burnworth, President; Ethan Baldwin, Vice President of Finance; Patrick Coffron, Vice President of Social Activity; Karenzo Hogue, Vice President of Membership; Halea Hose, Historian/Reporter; and Emily Johnson, Wildcat Corner (school store) Manager.
WCHS DECA is a Career-Technical Student Organization club at Warren County High School that has a goal of teaching students leadership skills in marketing and management and promoting entrepreneurship in the community.
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