Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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60 OSC ndep Th Educofion The OccupoTiondl Skills CenTer, which is coiled OSC, wds The firsT inTerdisTricT vo- cdTionol educdfionol school in The sTdTe. The cenTer is lo- cdTed neor Des Moines ond serves sTudenTs from Federdl Woy, SouTh CenTrol, Fife, ond Highline School disTricTs. Some of The progroms of- fered dT OSC ore commer- cidl foods Qwhere They work os wdiTers, wdifress, ond cooksj, Visudl communicd- Tions Qcovers vdrious ds- pecTs of commerciol orTsj corpenTry, denTdl ond medi- col ossisTonce, ond clericdl plus mony oTher dvoildble progrdms. The OSC progrom is dvdil- dble for juniors ond seniors. There were 32 juniors ond 49 seniors from Evergreen who dTTended OSC. They dT- Tended OSC for holf-doy cldsses ond The oTher hdlf They spend dT Evergreen. OSC gives sTudenTs on in- depTh educoTion. The Progrom dT OSC offer The sTudenT o more speciol- ized Troining in The field of Their inTeresT. The progrdm dlso helps The sTudenTs geT o job in Thof field offer grddu- dTion. By Kdfhy Tripp v Sedn Miller shows his skills of Technicol drdwing while creoT- ing o mosTerpiece. v Jerry Abrohdm, d Two yedr sTudenT of OSC, shows his skills in Visudl CommunicoTions. WWQWT Q Allen Morrison displdys his compuTer skills in compuTer Technology.

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T mal Wonder The French Club was ThaT small group of people ThaT made, disTribuTed, and or- ganized The selling of Win- Tergrams. MosT probably do noT realize exacTly whaT The club was. Maybe some lighT should be shed on The sub- jecT. The French Club was a way To meeT people who had similar inTeresTs and, spoke The same lan- guage. IT is a very good way To geT involved in an exTra-curricular acTiviTy afTer school, commenfed Secrefary Eunji Kim. The club meT Twice a monTh and iT was eiTher a Monday or Wednesday, Treasurer Ker- man Perkins menTioned. The oTher club officers were: QPresidenTj BlyThe Duncan, fVice-PresidenTj PaTTy Cho, and CAcTiviTiesQ Kim Wang. They all agreed The club was a big success. Much of Their success was in Their selling of Their WinTer- grams. The Winfergrams were designed like a SanTa Claus, Teddy, snowman, or a wreaTh. They all had a place To wriTe a message and They had candy canes aT- Tached. As a resulT They were able To sell French Club SweaTshirTs wiTh Their own special design. The CIub's members were few during The year buT They had fun and learned a IoT. Louanne Henniger Tonja Hoover, Heidi VanG-esen, Chrisfine Lisouski: Hyun Kim, Kim Truong, Jennifer Meier, Kerman Perkins, Kim Wang, and BlyThe Duncan. Club Officers: AcTiviTies, Kim Wang: Treasurer, Kerman Perkins: Vice-Pres. PaTTy Cho: Presi- denT, Blyfhe Duncan. French Club 59

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W-M, ,, ,,,,. ,,,, V , ...f 1 Q .,,.. , Q Mike Irvin and Judy Gaines sell a favoriTe snack, cookies, To a sTu- denf. Q v Teresa Jorgenson and Dan- neTTe Shopbell waiT paTienTly for a sTudenT To pay. v Mr, Bolma pauses during his busy schedule To flash a smile. A ore Than A Sfore When mosT people Think of DECA, They Think of The sTore, which was called The Grab-n-G-rub. BuT DECA was involved in more Than jusT selling snacks before school and during lunch, They aT- Tended convenTions and workshops. AT The conven- Tions They compeTed aT lo- cal and wide-spread levels. They compeTed in adverTis- ing, appealfaccessories, fi- nancing, markeTing and sales and enTreprenearship. They had fund-raisers such as selling CiTy LighT coupon books, selling space on The readerboard in The cafeTe- ria, chrisfmas ornamenTs and sold food for The winTer sporT aT concession sTands. lvlr. Bolma liked To make DECA fun buT he wanTed To push The sTudenTs so They would work hard and learn The skills of markeTing, selling and adverTising. He waTned To geT The sTudenTs inTeresT- ed in The field of markefing. This years DECA officers were: PresidenT Eric LunquisT, Vice PresidenT Teresa Jor- genson, SecreTary DaneTTe Shopbell and Treasurer Charmaine Caros. By KaThy Tripp . will f ' I T-M. H ., 4, ui it r DECA 61