Coon Rapids High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coon Rapids, MN)

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VICA Offers Vocational Job Training VICA: Front Row: Pam Klammer, Sharon Herbes, Norma Simmens, Caryl Delaney, Leila Roth. Row 2: Char Dahlberg, Dave Bednarczyk, Karen Karcifill, Pat Klammer, Tanya Larson, Sue Wieczorek, Candy Sabin. Row 3- Shane Schwartz, Ron Marsh, Kevin Gallipo, Steve LaTour, Charles Browne, Lee Fischer, Stan Jones. Row 4: Joe Schneider, Chuck Simmer, Wendy Nelson, John Ryhn, Mike Siebert, Mike Flash, Mr. Anderson, advisor. VICA, the Trade and Industrial Work Program, consists of student- trainees employed in foods, health, trade, and industrial jobs . The club gives the students a chance to get involved in local, state, and national activities. Local activities involve students with the school and with the community. State and national activities involve stu dents in conventions and the election of officers . VICA OFFICERS: Cheryl Rudolph, secretary; Sharon Herbes, treasurer; Caryl Delaney, parlimentarian; Dave Bednarczyk, president; Dave Rowe. vice-president; Lee Fischer, historian.

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CREST Teaches Business Efficiency CREST: Front Row: Linda Arlt, Kari Gillan, Wendy Goodwin, Vicki Headlee, Debbie Stangler, Ella Grain. Row 2: Jane McCrary, Laurie Moore, Vicki Marinan, Barb Halderson, Sue Nelson, Marilyn Bristor. Row 3: Pam Szyperski, Bill Stark, Roxanne Rugroden, Cheryl Tobeck, Kim Busch. Row 4: Kathy Downs, Leanne Kautz, Barb Lund, Mr. Johnson, advisor, Brenda Abbas, Goody Povlitski. CREST, Coon Rapids Efficient Sec- retaries of Tomorrow, has students working in all parts of the communi- ty in business-related jobs. Students are employed in hospitals, city halls, community schools, real estate of- fices, and various other places . A state convention was held in Min- neapolis with office skills comple- tion. The national convention was also held in Minneapolis. In order to make money to go to these conven- tions, CREST sold magazines, can- dles, and candy. CREST OFFICERS; Kari Gillan, president; Goody Povlitski, vice-president; Brenda Abbas, trea- surer; Vicki Marinan, secretary; Pam Szyperski, historian; Bill Stark, parlimentarian.

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DECA; Front Row: Debbie Emery, Linda Doring, Carol Zeug, Karen Klein, Debbie Christopherson, Renee Christopherson. Row 2 Elaine Gre ' tsch, Colleen Warner, Micky Quast, Val Maxwell, Patti Brewster, Deb Zettervall, Mary Weispfenning. Row 3: Karri Herring, Debbie Lentsch, Patty Sannes, Lois Hoppi, TommieTindal, Renee Knowlton. Row: 4: Rick Hanson, Terri Gustafson, Pam Wolf, Michele Brocco, Barb Schlough, Rick Czech, Rick Coolton. Row 5 Jim Clauer, Fred Bobich, Keith Lis, Rick Samuelson, Dan Crampton, Mr. Martin, advisor. DECA Members Envelope the Stores Students in DECA, Distributive Education Association, work in different types of sales. Such stores as Powers, and Wards are used as training grounds for students interested in that type of work after graduation. Conventions are held to test what the students have learned on the jobs they work at during the school year. K. ■ ' ;Pi kJ y Kt IMhm B ' nHiW ml DECA OFFICERS: Front Row: Mary Weispfenning, secretary; Terri Gustafson, president; Tommie Tindal, historian. Row 2: Keith Lis, vice- president; Jim Clauer, parliamentarian; Rick Samuelson, treasurer.