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EMPLOYEE APPRECIATI O DINNERS Cooperative Office Education I COE 2 , Distribu- tive Education II IDE IIQ , and Home Economics Occupations II KHEO II j all put on employee appreciation dinners. COE students attended their dinner on April 23rd. HEO II had theirs on April 30th. It was at 7:30 at the Lincoln Community Center. Rocky Moun- tain, Fort Collins and Poudre had their dinners at the same time. Connie Kibbee gets some punch. Students in HEO go through HEO I their junior year. They learn skills they can use in HEO II. When they are a senior and in HE O II they ha ve class and work. They get 20 hours worth of credit. When in HE O a student is also in HERO, the club. DE II is much like HE O II. Students go to class and work. They also receive 20 hours of credit. DE also has a club called DECA. DE had their dinner May 14 at the CSU Ballroom. These dinners dhow the employer's how thankful the students and teachers are for their cooperation The employers put in extra time in working with these clubs. Thank you employers. , 4. K -ww 5 X'-1 Mrs. Glenn talks to the guests. Students and guests help themselves to the food
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