Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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Distributive education provides an experience outlet for business prospects Virginia Swenson, Jolene Reu and Cindy Van Wettermg work diligently on their Office Procedures assignments. Pat O'Toole, a Nelson's department store employee , demonstrates the art of salesmanship to Distributive Education students Rochelle Wills. Dawn Maxwell, and Jeri Staeffler. Our present educational sys- tem is so designed to acquaint students with their future occu- pations. What better way is there to become acquainted vdth something than to actually ex- perience it The newly design- ed Distributive Education class is set up in such a way. Instituted as a two-year pro- gram, it is now in Phase I, at Luverne. The class is design- ed to teach students the fund- amentals of a business-orient- ed vocation the first year and and then let them actually ex- perience it in an on-the-job- training atmosphere the sec- ond year. Enthusiasm about this new op- portunity is high, as indicated by the formation of a club, DECA, consisting of students enrolled in Distributive Educa- tion. With Office Procedures, Bookkeeping, Business Math and the newly formed Distribu- tive Education class, to name a few, LHS certainly offers a variety of courses to business prospects.

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Brainstorming creates pictoral history of '72 The production of the 1972 Cardinal has been an attempt to capture the happenings of 72 in ink on paper. Under the senior editors unrelenting whip, a staff of 13 slaved from day one to grad- uation, assembling photographs and writing up the needed copy. In addition to the senior and section editors, there are also the junior editors, who are pre- paring for their turn as leaders the following year. The various 400 action shots were supplied by Roger Tollefsom and Jeff Cleland, with help from their staff. The division page s were supplied by Myhre Studio Annual advisor Charles Weinman with (left to right) Diane Foerster, senior editor. Robin Bot, junior ed- itor, Rhonda Perkins, junior editor, and Wendy Wil- dung, senior editor. Photographer Roger Tollefson Annual business staff, left to right: Jolene Reu, Sharon Oldre, Sharon Melzer, Laura Saarloos, Noreen Ykema , Theresa Cornelisen, Marcia DeJager. 30