Memorial High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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. SX,,'i1'5 back Row: S. Kohnke, J. Gunderson, K. Eddy, J. Knight, R. McRoberts, D. Matz, N. Sather, S. Bellesbach, K. Birt- zer, D. Martine, B. Spalles. Center Row: K. Ruff, D. Blodgett, C. Solie, D. Toftness, B. Brown, M. Coyer, K. Lee, R. Braune, S. Bowe, L. Market, K. Brummond, C. Wells. Front Row: N. Toftness, P. Stein, S. Chinnock, C. Hogestad, J. Nelson, T. Myers, N. Haug, C. Riste, B. Novacek. FBLA Develops Leadership In its second year, FBLA consisted of 42 members who were officially initiated in De- cember. Supervised by Mrs. Rinaldi and Mrs. Cockson, the students involved held many sales, working for a trip to Green Lake for a State Leadership Conference. In addition to this trip, they also traveled to Minneapolis to visit the Federal Reserve Bank and Betty Crocker Kitchens. Judy Nelson purchases Tom Wat Kit supplies from Bev Brown and Sue Johnson. FBLA club officers: R. Brice, Pres.: J. Knight, Vice Pres., S. Kohnke, Sec.g S. Chinnook, Treas.g R. Mc Roberts, Reporter. 3

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QTQTN' 536 3.259 ' 12: FT-Il ifsiagzas. . :E -55 wi . . :..,,. . , . ml ' Members are, Sitting: R. Brice, R. Willett, A. Ryan, C. Larson, K. Breitenfeldt, Pres.. Standing: M. Krogman. C. Swanke, C. DeMoe, Vice-Pres.g S. Johnson, Sec., Mrs. Griffeths, Advisorg S. Chinnock, M. Coyer, B. Richards, N. Crook. Alpha Zetas Initiated Alpha Zetas, originally called Y-Teens, was devoted to public service. Projects ranging from making center- k X pieces for local homes for the elderly to pre- . paring teas in honor of retiring teachers were X ' completed. Another facet of the group's Work .7 .5 ss entailed adopting a War orphan from Taiwan X f N if ' and providing him with help through contri- Mi butions and personal letters. Alpha Zeta members put the finishing touches on the Christmas trees. Delivering Christmas centerpieces is Marcia Krog- man, Sue Chinnock, and Amy Ryan. Preparations for the annual Teachers' Christmas Tea were put into action. . K .- . NYS. . . .M . .-- - -sg i sm- X D i X. ..... . . was . . 'tit .. .. : ' - A p . I Q - :f ,pw . . .fs -5 ' Q. - is Q - 5 'X ,gT..',-2 sh- 7 X . . X N XX Q' , li 'R Wi Q... . 4 5 XSS Xt iw iv? ii 'Q , N- W. 5 N . - f .... ska ,A is , xl l. E. X 3 1 p .. x Q . - . ., it .. Y

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Deca Donates Students to Business Deca has accomplished a great deal dur- ing the last three years. The organization has made displays, presentations, and sold various types of clothing and household items. They were honored to have one of their seniors, Larry Prell, elected state Vice President. As a result of rapid expansion, part time jobs were provided for many of the students. 9, , E, 5 fi 3: 32 E 51 2? L .7113 Pam Huseby and Larry Prell use imagination in making advertisements. Deca advisor, Mr. Anderson, discusses job opportuni- ties. wi Mi all izzxsstei. Q WW N - 1 . 5 av A E i Deca officers: J. Hawkins, Pres., C. Johnson, Historian: Sue Bonnin, Treas.g C. Milward, Sec.g C. Farrell, Vice- Pres. New merchandise is displayed by Mark Sheils and Gayle Gooding.