Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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fllllorld 0f Em lo ment l t 'I f - . -N wa' LQ p 'ri A nv - , 'u -- :rr '- I . . -1 Y., ' ts YP: Q' 60'OE PY 'Kelly Girl' McGrath runs for state office Campaigning Kelly GirI Kelly McGrath ran for the office of state secretary at the Office Education Fall Conference against five other candidates. I thought it would be fun. I hope to be a secretary in the future and I thought it would build up some background for a job reference, Kelly commented. Materials for Kelly's campaign were donated by Kelly Girl Service. ' Office related occupations were explored by nine OE students. Traveling to an office of Pioneer Hi-Bred, the group viewed new word processing machines and computers. Speed typist Ron Mingo was featured at an Area 11 seminar the group attended. Scott Slayton entered the Accounting and Related I contest at the State OE Leadership Conference. Sue Warner and Lisa Roberts put together a bulletin board for the competition. 1 Office Education: FRONT ROW-L. Snyder, K. McGrath, S. Warner, L. Roberts. BACK ROW-K. Hollings, L. Curtis, S. Slayton, S. Feldhacker, C. Munyon. 2 Linda Snyder confers with her employer Louis Risken at Continental General Insurance Company. 3 Desk clerk Scott Slayton answers the phone at Rodeway Inn. 4 Typist Julie Sinn works at Equitable Insurance Company. so fame-es. 'asv' ' ...... s., I 1 'Il K,..4qV

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Students join forces Twenty-five Urbandale students joined together with one common goal: the production of the ECHO, the UHS annual. Editors Kevin Lumsdon and Joan Thompson headed up the staff of the 204- page book with the help of adviser Karen Hartigan. Inflation was the villian this year, as the price of the book reached 59.50 during the first selling campaign and S10 the second. They sold 750 books. Once again, they joined forces with DECA, selling 1500 carnations in the annual Valentine's Day sale. Each group netted 3380. Other projects included a 'Car Smash' and J-Hawk hat sales. Room 503 was occupied day and night, weekends and vacations in production. As each page fell ltogether, as each assignment was completed, the book was sent for publishing, putting them another istep towards the goal. 1 Seniors Liz Kielty and Alex Saenz busily i count money and receipts from book sales. 2 Going over final preparations, editors Kevin Lumsdon and Joan Thompson prepare to send a layout to the publisher. 3 Junior Sallie Berrier composes the list of seniors who have not turned in their glossies. 4 Posters and other projects are a part of the staff work too. Wes Boehm goes to work. 5 ECHO Staff: A. Swardt, A. Saenz, S. Milligan, J. Thompson, E. Kielty, K. Boals, S. Berrier, adviser K. Hartigan, T. McGee, L. Henault, C. Davisson. TOP ROW-D. Tanner, K. Lumsdon, M. Kinser, S. Bjork, B Johnson, N. Heckert, C. Knee, R. Russell, J Parrish, M. Smart, L. Morrissey, M. Grunder. 6 Junior Kellie Boals is surprised by cameraman Tanner. 7 'Out in the fieId,' Nancy Heckert photographs a football game. N . yn. 15 Echo 0 59

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Ili, -w ,, .sill fl '5' '! I 1 iid. - Trades, industry jobs investigated by 25 Twenty-five members of the Trades and lndustry class were in school three hours learning about the world of work. ln the afternoon they were involved with jobs dealing with construction, auto mechanics, drafting, or working at gas stations or restaurants. Visiting resource people spoke to the class about such varied jobs as insurance, travel, and banking and credit. Class officers included Mike McCory, president, Greg Miller, vice- president, and Dan Berman, treasurer. To raise money for conferences OE and T8il students sold popcorn and candy. OE members sold a buzz book of student phone numbers ln April the two groups, OE and T8tl, held an Employer- Employee Appreciation Dinner. After introducing their employers and describing their work experience, each student presented his employer with a certificate. 5 At the new HyVee Dennis Gee works as a stock clerk. 6 Don Ori helps service trucks at Bob Brown Chevrolet. 7 Trades and lndustry: FRONT ROW-K. Rinard, D. Berman, J. Marriott, R. Raymond, R. Seward, G. Miller, M. Pe tersen. BACK ROW-D. Ori, B. Zimmerman, T. Maxwell, G. Warwick, T. Lane, D. Slager, T. Howell, M. McCrory, J. Wieland, S. Mandt, P. Watson. 8 Checking meat weights, Mike Petersen works in the kitchen at the new Woodshed Bar-B-Que in Urbandale. -1.-,gr wg Y - ,. 11. , .vii ,, .,,, A I Q A ll r l:,,..l ll ll - , , , .- : ,I l 3' l -V .L-.,,7 .. T8il 0 61