Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

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' ,fv wa W' LEFT TO RIGHT the dent, Cathy Scharer, LOOK WHO'S Ml DI C-THE BUSINESS! officers are: Bob Osburn, Reporter, Joanne Taylor, Treas, Diane Chopot, Sec, Colleen Tanabe, Vice-presi- Pres, Mrs. Duckworth, Advisor. .l -is ,,,, PWM-A The sound of typewriters filled the business hall as F.B.L.A. worked on one of its many service projects for M.H.S. and the community. A candle sale at Christmas provided the funds which enabled F.B.L.A. to visit such places as the Bell Telephone Company, the l.B.M. building, and Allstate Insurance. Colleen Tanabe displays the scrapbook from her trip to Washing- ton, D.C.

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