Posted On Oct 28 2009
Lassiter High DECA Club Conducts Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

The Lassiter High School DECA club held a three-week Breast Cancer Awareness fund-raising campaign during the month of October, capturing the attention and generosity of the whole school. The campaign raised more than $2,000 for breast cancer research!
The campaign began with with St. Joseph’s Hospital’s Mammogram bus offering mammograms for teachers. From Oct. 11-17, students passed out pink ribbon-themed treats to Lassiter staff members to raise awareness and show appreciation. DECA sold custom pink t-shirts, included facts about cancer during the morning announcements and offered discounted pink spiritwear in the school store. The campaign concluded with a “Pink Out” at the home football game against Milton on Oct. 16, where everyone from the band to the cheerleaders to the football team got into the spirit of support.
The Lassiter DECA sponsors are teachers Kari Palmer and Wanda Wexler.
- The ladies of DECA display their pink t-shirts.
- The Trojan band wore pink ribbons during their performance.
- DECA hosted a pink face painting booth at the football game.
- The football players wore a special breast cancer awareness decal on their helmets as they faced Milton HS.
- Lassiter’s cheerleaders added a touch of pink to their garnet and gold.
- DECA gave Lassiter staff members pink treats as a token of appreciation.





