Appleton East High School - Lantern Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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DECA .hug P '-' Distributive Education Club of America prepares its members for iobs after graduation by firsthand experience during their senior year. Each member is assigned to work in a situation close to their field of interest. They are graded on their performance as they learn the ways of the work- world. The senior members that participated this year are, ROW 1: D. Errington, G. Sonsthagen, S. Rogers, V. Scheibe, B. Buelow, J. Herwig, D. Warner. ROW 2: B. Siebers, J. Schaefer, K. Much, B. Kohl, W. Chevalier, D. Gloudemans, Mr. Regner Cfkdvisorl. .S ea XJ if N Junior members preparing for next year's experience are, ROW 1: E. Hemauer, D. Diedrich, K. Maas. ROW 2: J. Vandenberg, C. Vollbrecht, K. Waller, D, Hulsey. ROW 3: W. Brouillard, B. Ballard, A. Stoeger, K. Ulmen, T. Olsen. ROW 4: J. Fischer, S. Tremmel, J. Lee, D. Kingsley, M. Wingrove, W. Radloff, Mr. Regner.

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FFICE CAIQEEIQS C mm , . Kneeling, ROW 1: T. Talbok, M. Zick, B. Frank, B. Ketlner, J. Schulz, D. Merkel, S. Kunslman, D. Dieball, V. Vanderzanden. ROW 2: J. Gooding, L. Kroiss, L. Griedl, M. Garrity, S. Bruce, L. Beauvillia, L. Hilgendorf, T. Forslund, K. Doule. ROW 3: OFFICE CAREERS CLUB if . .M W D. Coon, K. Knaus, C. Berg, E. Hoppe, J. Skarda, K. Kohl, J. Walkers, S. Kuhnke. 4 4 ! X f M Q o X 5 The Co-op sold Fuzzy-Wuuys to raise money. Seen above working at the sale are Jane Mahloch and Sharon Bruce. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Sayler observe as Janice Gooding and Nancy Kleppg work on the key punch machine at the left.