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| Solid BD DECA Performance in Anaheim |
(5/10/05) |
Brown Deer DECA concluded its 2004-2005 season at the National DECA Competition in Anaheim, California. The competition consists of over 12,000 students from the United States and Canada.
Individual award winners include:
Advertising Campaign
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A team of Kylie Cook, Justin Kirkey, and Paul Theine finished fourth with their three-month campaign for Alterra Coffee.
A team of Amy Stapleton and Corey Wernlund were medalists for their year-long campaign for Don Quijote, a Spanish themed restaurant.
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Restaurant Marketing - Quick Serve
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Kelli DeBarge was a medalist in business management and advanced to finals, finishing among the Top 16 in overall series.
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Fashion Promotion Project
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Bobby Lampshire finished second with his two-week sales promotion for Champ's Sporting Goods.
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This marks the seventh year in a row that Brown Deer DECA has had at least one student or team finish among the Top 10 at the National Competition and the 13th time Brown Deer DECA has had a finish of Top Three or better.
In addition, Kelli DeBarge was awarded a $1,000 scholarship by National DECA recognizing her as one of the top senior marketing students in the country. This is the second consecutive year and the third time in the last four years that a Brown Deer student has been so recognized.
Jim Sadowski
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| National DECA Calls Again |
(4/4/05) |
For the second year in a row and the third time in the last four years, National DECA has selected a Brown Deer student to receive one of their national scholarships. Chapter president Kelli DeBarge will receive the $1,000 Applegate Scholarship at the National Competition in Anaheim, California, April 26-May 1. The Applegate Scholarship recognizes Kelli as one of the top senior marketing students in the country. During her three years as a member of Brown Deer DECA, Kelli has accomplished the following:
- Seventh place finish in Restaurant Management - Quick Serve at State, 2003,
- First sophomore in the history of Brown Deer DECA to qualify to attend Nationals,
- Back-to-back district champion in Restaurant Management - Quick Serve, 2004 and 2005,
- State champion in Creative Marketing Research Project, 2004,
- State champion in Restaurant Management - Quick Serve, 2005,
- Chapter president, 2004-2005 school year.
Kelli's numerous accomplishments in DECA are unprecedented and rank her among the best students Brown Deer's program has ever produced.
Recent Brown Deer winners of National DECA scholarships include Tanja Lazarevic in 2004, Mike Seidl in 2002, and Anjali Garg in 1999. Jim Sadowski
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| Eric Suminski Recognized at State |
(4/4/05) |
At the 2005 State DECA Competition, Eric Suminski (class of 2001) was presented the Alumni Excellence Award given to a Wisconsin DECA alum who has contributed significantly to DECA.
Since his graduation from Brown Deer High School, Eric's passion to continue to assist Wisconsin and Brown Deer DECA has never waned. While Eric has frequently served as a judge at both the District and State levels, his biggest contribution is the creation, design, and maintenance of the Brown Deer DECA website. Started as a class project his senior year, Eric has been passionate in his constant desire to upgrade and improve the site. While he has always made it better, ha has also kept it current -- a chore many larger education-based websites fail to do. Eric, thanks for making browndeerdeca.org one of the top high school DECA websites in the state!
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Jim Sadowski
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| Brown Deer to Send 11 to Anaheim |
(3/19/05) |
From March 15-17, Brown Deer High School's DECA chapter participated in the State Marketing Competition in Lake Geneva. Brown Deer qualified 11 of 13 students to represent Brown Deer and Wisconsin at the National Competition in Anaheim at the end of April. Over 1,200 students from 133 schools competed in this annual event.
Individual award winners include:
Restaurant Management - Quick Serve
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Kelli DeBarge was a medalist in marketing, management, economics, and entrepreneurship and first in overall series. |
Restaurant Management - Full Serve
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Amy Stapleton received honorable mention for overall series. |
Advertising Campaign
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A team of Kylie Cook, Justin Kirkey, and Paul Theine finished first in overall series for their Alterra Coffee campaign.
A team of Amy Stapleton and Corey Wernlund finished second in overall series for their Don Quijote Restaurant campaign.
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Creative Marketing Research Project
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A team of Kelli DeBarge and Roya Bahrami finished fifth with their research study on smoking in bars and restaurants. |
Fashion Promotion Project
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Bobby Lampshire finished first.
Liz Jansen finished fourth.
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Travel & Tourism
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A team of Kylie Cook and Justin Kirkey were medalists in marketing and Business Management.
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Apparel & Accessories - Associate Level
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Ramona Hammonds was a medalist in marketing and economics and sixth in overall series. |
Retail Merchandising - Associate Level
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Kristin Miller was a medalist in marketing and economics and seventh in overall series.
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National qualifiers include:
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Roya Bahrami |
Kylie Cook |
Kelli DeBarge* |
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Ramona Hammonds |
Liz Jansen |
Justin Kirkey |
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Bobby Lampshire |
Kristin Miller |
Amy Stapleton |
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Paul Theine |
Corey Wernlund |
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In addition, Kelli DeBarge received a $500 scholarship from Wisconsin DECA recognizing her as one of the top marketing students in the state. Wisconsin DECA also presented Eric Suminski (BDHS Class of 2001) the Alumni Excellence award for his creation and maintenance of the chapter website, browndeerdeca.org. Since 1978, Brown Deer DECA has sent 189 students to compete at the national level.
Jim Sadowski
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| Subscirbe to BD DECA's New Mailing List! |
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(1/16/05) |
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We have developed a new mailing list to directly and efficiently communicate to our viewers the most up-to-date news in Brown Deer DECA.
SUBSCRIBE today!
Privacy Policy: List membership is completely anonymous. Your e-mail address will only be used for the sole purpose of communicating information directly related to Brown Deer DECA. Under no circumstances will your e-mail address be distributed or sold to any third-party.
Jim Sadowski
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Eric Suminski
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| Young Guns Do Well at Districts |
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(1/14/05) |
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On Saturday, January 8th, Brown Deer High School's DECA Chapter participated in the
Southeastern Wisconsin District Marketing Competition
at Greendale High School.
Individual award winners include:
Apparel & Accessories
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Colin Moser was a medalist in math and marketing.
Ramona Hammonds was a medalist in marketing, promotion, and second in overall series. |
Restaurant Marketing - Quick Serve
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Kelli DeBarge was a medalist in math, marketing, promotion, and product and service technology. She finished first in overall series (2nd consecutive year).
Kevin Wisth was a medalist in math and promotion. He receive an honorable mention for overall series.
Casey Schallert was a medalist in marketing. |
Restaurant Marketing - Full Serve
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Joe Tutela was a medalist in math.
Amy Stapleton was a medalist in marketing.
Jessica Marshall was a medalist in math. She received an honorable mention for overall series. |
Travel & Tourism
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A team of Kylie Cook and Justin Kirkey were medalists in marketing. They finished fourth in overall series. |
Financial Services
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A team of Roya Bahrami and Corey Wernlund were medalists in marketing. They finished third in overall series. |
Vehicle & Petroleum Marketing
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Brad Sherman was a medalist in math.
Marko Lazarevic was a medalist in math and marketing. He received an honorable mention for overall series. |
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
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A team of Nick Becker and Andrew Hartzell were medalists in the case study. |
Business Services
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Anil Shah was a medalist in communications. He receive an honorable mention for overall series. |
Marketing Management
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Jacob Markey was a medalist in economics. |
Retail Marketing
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Josh VanLandingham was a medalist in marketing.
Kristin Miller was a medalist in math. She was third in overall series.
Bobby Lampshire was a medalist in math, marketing, and selling and promotion. He was first in overall series. |
In the overall competition, Brown Deer, with many sophomores and first-time competitors, finished sixth out of 35 schools. This marks the 26th consecutive year that Brown Deer has finished among the top ten at the District Competition. Congratulations Brown Deer DECA!
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| 2005 BD DECA Christmas Drive |
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Again this year, Brown Deer DECA adopted four needy families for Christmas. Working with the Milwaukee Rescue Mission, DECA chapter president Kelli DeBarge coordinated the drive, which ran from November 22 through December 16. By the conclusion of the drive, the four marketing classes had contributed over $560, collected over 700 non-perishable food items, provided each family with a ham, Christmas tree, lights, and holiday decorations. Money collected was used to purchase dozens of presents that were all gift-wrapped prior to delivery. On Saturday, December 18th, 12 DECA members, three parents, and two staff members made the deliveries and had the heart-warming exprience to actually meet the recipients. In December 2004, it truly was "A Wonderful Life."
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| The '04-'05 Officers Have Been Elected! |
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(9/25/04)
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Congratulations and good luck in the upcoming DECA season!
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President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
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Kelli DeBarge
Bobby Lampshire
Roya Bahrami
Josh VanLandingham |
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