Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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ART CLUB OFFICERS Rick Esse, Rita Possehl, and Vickie Wood put up the decorations for Homecoming. idx- EQUISH GOES the paint between these three artists' toes, as hey use feet at a club meeting. ArtClub Junior Artist Creates Original Club Emblem Designing of the new Art Club emblem was done by Rita Possehl, a junior. lt was chosen out of tive designs that were submitted. The emblem was described as a sun with rays going out and Art Club printed in the center. Each month four artists were chosen to display their work in the library. ln previous years one artist was cho- sen each week. Three faculty members and two students chose the artists. Critics' Choice was chosen by Mr. Peter Flick and lVlr. William Lauman, advisers for the club. This was their first year as members ofthe high school faculty and Art Club advisers. Art Club had its usual job of decorating forthe Home- coming Dance and the Christmas Concert. A Pop Art Theme was used for the dance and a simple Peace theme was used forthe concert. 'Ulf ARTIST of the Month certificate is awarded to Jack Paulson for his picture entitled The Fire Gods Raise the Tides Forever . Organizations 181

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FRONT ROW: V. Wood, P. Zajicek, P. Satter, J. Berg, K. Wentzell, P. Lackey, J. Anderson. BACK ROW: D. Bosacker, J. Sorenson, R. Sorenson, Krause. SECOND ROW: P. Shea, R. Possehl, R. Silbaugh, S. Erickson, S. M. Williamson, C.Throne, N. Ophaug, A. Biedermann. ,m 'WF it 5 I Q 53545. 11ia.,g THE ART CLUB emblem, designed by Rita Possehl, receives its finishing touches from Janice Neitzell. POINSETTIAS for the Christmas backdrop at the chorus concertl are being created by Art Club members. 180 - Organizations

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DURING WORKING HOURS at Boyd 81 Jack's, senior Jeff Olson diligently per- forms many duties such as stacking boxes of grapefruit. DECA Name of Club Changesg Banquet HighlightsYear Distributive Education Clubs of America replaced the past Future Business Leaders Club. The basic reason for the name change to DECA was because the club was only open to students taking marketing and involved in dis- tributive education, rather than those taking business courses. The students, along with their classes and as part of their learning, worked at jobs in the area. Such jobs in- cluded sales work, maintenance, production, waitress A-5 and library work. Highlighting the year's activities was an Employer- A Employee Appreciation Banquet. Belonging to DECA made it possible for any member to Q enter state and national competition in some phase of A s business such as job interviews, marketing surveys, or sales presentations. DECA made it possible for students to relate their work to other students also engaged in occupations and phas- es of business. A 'l ' V - I. L - ' Q -.Kgs 'si N ' i.i v A ' i f ' ii - - get g gig s Q x H ' j - W3 I1 it A A A Ali , V .V A ,,,,, .., 5 Q may V ' I - Af 6 K Q- 1. 3 I ' if -l g , iv ' f f 5' i ap 43 - 'Y' FRONT ROW: G. Hanson, C. Rogert, C. Harper, S. A. Olson - Blake. THIRD ROW: T. Hauert, J. Calverley - VlCE-PRESI- TREASURER. SECOND ROW: N. Morreim - SECRETARY, S. DENT, P. Hoffman, D. Schember, G. Siemer, D. Koester, R. Story, N. Groff, L. Jamtgaard, D. Chapman, P. Kycek, B. Bauman,J.OIson-PRESIDENT. 182 - Organizations 4