North High School - Polaris Yearbook (North St Paul, MN)

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Office Educatlon Association 3. J if ! . i 9 1 V 5. Above: North O.E.A. Front Row: Jo Vaught, Brenda Pogue, Tra- cey Kiser, Patty Liljedahl, Pam Anderson, Advisor Sandi Schmiesing. Second Row: Doug Buzay, Carla Kane. Karyn Kasprzak, Denise Cook, Kathy Blaul, Cathy Coats. Third Row: Beth Tuttle, Sylvia Rodriguez. Stacy LaBarre, Liz Peterson. Fourth Row: Sheila Rogers. Pam Ruechert. Dawn Kager, Sally Schultz. Missing: Carla Erick- son, Sue Cannefax, Shelly Warl- ing, Penny Lundgren, Denise Post, Marcia Dollershell, Mary Kotefka. Beckie Balluff, Kathy Ducklow. Left: Regional Vice President, Tracey Kiser. Right: North President, Mary .lo Vaught. r A , l98I-82, has been a great year for North Office Education! O.E. students accumu- lated many accomplishments in the class- room, on the job, and in the O.E.A. club. The program has given each member a taste of professionalism as hefshe has stepped into a realistic, exciting office job: accounting, secretarial, data pro- cessing, and the list goes on. Profession- alsl And, of course, they're a step ahead in that competitive job market. There was the overnight at the Stillwater Rac- quetball Club, officer elections at Keller Park, state officer campaigning, and the National competition in Nashville, Musi- cland, Ll.S.A.

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Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America ull -,R ' I VIQA Lrg, SKILL Q LEADERSHIP TRAINING OLYMPICS I . V' , 2 'f ' l Leadership training sessions Membgrg Qgmpete with ba- I in vital areas as public speak- sic occupational skills at lo- . X ing. parliamentary procedure, Cal, state, and natignal J group dynamics and coopera- meets' r I tion with their fellowman. 3 any 1 , - - 1 5' .Ss L, VICA MEMBERS: Gary Anderson, Sue Bailey, Tim Bridenbecker, James Deutsch, Jane Dreyer, Tina Ecker. Dawn Hilpisch, Juliann Ja Jane Knutson, Raymond Martin, Dennis McKinnon, Jay Wicklander, Patricia Wilson, Joe Laroue, Roger Berres, Joseph Bibeau, Cl Bosacker, Lynne Carlson, Craig Coats, ToIn Collins, Chris Costello, Scott Duddeck. Jacuelin Griswald, Dan Godboth, Troy Heinl. I Huse, Gina Mathern, Duane Prior, Kevin Streier, Gary Wiggins, Rich Yoch.

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Distributive Education, A Successful Business Front Row: Jim Jepson, Steve Beard, Cindee Markie, Khrys Allen. Diane McMahon, Jim Walters. Second Raw: Mike McMahon, Shelly Strock, Lori Oswald, Shelly Abrego, Kevin Steinert, Lynea Tollefson, Back Row: Kim Wessels, Dave Farmer. Kim Schweppe. Barb Haugen, Lisa Windingstad. Advisor Stan Rosen, Store Manager Chris Morehead. Not Pictured: Robin Asher. New Members: Glenda May, Rick Hoye, Dave Williams, John Stemig. Mike Cardelli. Minnesota Vikings Coming To North High! The Minnesota Vikings are coming to North High to help DECA members raise money for project Intercept. Project Intercept is a drug rehabilitation center for the Ramsey County area. Another big event planned this year is a carnival. The carnival is planned for Jan. 23, I982. Money from these events will be donated to Project Intercept. 11 North High DECA Runs Successful Business ln North St. Paul, the North High School DECA Chapter is continuing their wholesale fundrais- ing business, called Fundraising Enterprises, for the second year in a row. All members worked as sales representatives for a major Minnesota Fundraising Company, which helps them gain confidence in themselves, and pro- vides for a valuable sales experience. The busi- ness consists of sales teams, sales managers, and even a customer relations person. We have already received orders for over 5l,600.00, are anticipating sales in excess of before Christmas. All members are and benefit from the project. They gain edge which will help them further their in Marketing and Distribution. Some of most popular products offered by the gl include cheese and sausage, gift items, j corn, and candy. Groups needing fundrai ideas, or more information can contact N High DECA, or the company managers, Cir Markie or Steve Beard. -P Vzmiawy 99711 Munaiuigja 0-5?SX'ff66 ss -.go iff?