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

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AS AN EMPLOYEE of Boyd and Jack's, Paul Hoffman carries out groceries for customers. fi ,eg A 'Wil J. ,. ,A . l. Si J Q 'WW' ,na J Kyiv' 1 W ,Mt i. . 3 , p DECA OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: J. Olson - PRESIDENT, S. Olson - TREASUR- ER, J. Calverley - VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK ROWS D. Schember - HISTORIAN, P. Hoffman - PARLIMENTARIAN. NOT PICTURED: N. Morreim - SECRE- TARY. SALESGIRL, Cindy Harper, helps a customer choose a coat from the selection of clothing in Three Sisters at the Skyline Mall Shopping Center. DX GAS STATION attendant, Richard Bauman, fills a car radiator with water as part of his many duties to serve the customer. Organizations - 183

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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

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THE CONFLICT begins to grow in My Hands ls Full o' Gifts, as Johnny Nobody, a ghost, looks on. MEMBERS OF THREE Lutheran churches watch the play, The Summons! of Sariel, during religious release time. ln N f 2 K i ' 2 T T FRONT ROW: J. Brooks, M. Lukecart, S. Barry, S. Chance, K. Foster, K 0'DonnelI, K. Chance, J. Wayne, C. Cavanaugh, J. Berg. SECOND ROW: A Conlan, K. Treanor, P. Besco, B. Bye, A. Kinn, S. Kilian, K. Levisen, A Maschka, C. Doerr. THIRD ROW: A. Wick, R. Silbaugh, J. Neitzell, D. Mey- 184 - Organizations er, K. Boyum, B. Guildner, N. Volkman, J. Gordon, C. Gilmore. BACK ROW: C. Pownell, W. Larson, D. Groten, C. Villeneuve, C. Eastlund, J Stieler, R. Roozenboom, C. Throne, B. Matheson. NOT PICTURED: B. Lickteig.