Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Top row: Mark Brandt, Kathy Monohon, Kathi Nelligan, Steve Sanders, Mary Warren, Karl Willanger, Steve Stierna Bottom row: Mr. Catuza, Daryl Gummere, Duane Pelletier, Jody Tibbils, Bob Smith, Sandy Underwood, Jill Scott. D. O. OFFICERS Officers: Sandy Underwood, Kathi Nelligan, Mary Warren, Kelly Monohan, Steve Sanders. , A K

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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA What F.B.L.A. ls All About Over the years many people have said. l've heard about F.B.L.A. but what is it, what can it do for me? Well, here is the answer to your question. F.B.L.A. tries to develop competent, aggressive business leadership: strengthen the confidence of students in themselves and their work: create more interest and understanding of American Business Enterprise: encourage members in development of individual projects which contri- bute to the improvement of home, business and community: develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism: encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty: assist students in the establishment of occupational goals and facilitate the transition from school to work. 51:6 'S 'f 46955 VOD V lx X49 iQ in an Members are: Lisa Cavelia, Advisor Mrs. Johnson, Sue Thurman, Marci Whitham,,Mihe Visse, Steve Williams, Sandra Maggard, Carl McAdams, Natalie Knell, Kathy Nelligan, Kelly Monahan, Cindy Ortega, Donna Kelly, Julia Moore, Leann Hedstrom, Gretchen Hines, Kristi Euedke, Lisa Araujo, Leslie Pulst. Not Pictured: Ruth Duncan, Gina Martin, Wendy Olsen.

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r Members, clockwise: Sherry Selman, Lisa Rickerd, Jolene Kalmbach, Lisa Shepard, Carolyn Harvey, Valerie Doe, John Reed, Robert Randolph, Christine Dunham, Tina Harris, Sophia Starks, Matthew Coder, Colleen Schverman, Joanne Crawford, Deb- bie Evans, Lisa Mazzaferro, Stacy Pederson, Barbara Zyskowski, Lorraine Smith, Tammy Boullion, Brian Underwood, John Fenton, Richard Bell, Stacey Greene, Craig Van Winkle, Kelly Washburn, Shelly Talbert, and Kevin Vilhelmsen. l The purpose of the Diversified Education Clubs of America is to introduce students to distributive retail- ing, enhance their knowledge of business affairs and involve them in community service. The members of DECA have been very active this year. They enthusiastically undertook the responsibil- ities of running the school store and holding many fundraisers, a few of which were selling Hazen hats and scarves, carnations, candy, cheese, and buttons, and putting on dances. They took trips to the High- lands Convalescent Center to bring Christmas presents to people with no family and to keep them company. They also put together Hazen's Christmas Gift Wrap- ping Booth which was placed in the Southcenter shop- ping mall. Z DECA members watch a slide show.