Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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L l Student Art League: Terri Bose QLEFTJ, Gene Iurrens, Tina Sidell. Mr. Terry Dennis' theories on composition evoke a smile from Randy Edinger. Student Art League Visits Various Studios Art League provided an opportunity for those with special interests in Art to gather for art discussions and projects. The 20 members of Art League along with adviser Mr. Terry Dennis visited various studios and museums in the twin cities, including the Walker Art Center. Several mural painting offers from the community were extended to the Art League during the year. K Y- Y 7 TFL-7:1

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Mr. Wayne Meisncr confers with Cary Ruskell, state DECA president. CC Student Appointed State DECA President The Rochester Community College DECA Club was com- prised of 20 students in the Business and Marketing pro- grams. The club dealt with salesmanship, business, mar- keting and the consumer relations. The club members attended the state convention on February 28 through March 1, and the national convention in April. They were held in Minneapolis. All the students entered in competitive events in Distributive Education. In january, DECA sponsored Sno-Queen and King can- didates Sandy Carson and Mark Lee. The club also held a ski party at Welch Village in February. In an attempt to raise funds, the members held a Beatle Raffle. DECA's past president Cary Ruskell was named state president for the post high school chapters. This included all vocational school clubs and community college clubs. Cary took office May 1973 and will be replaced May 1974. DECA: ROW 1-Steve Van0ort, Kraig Sundberg, Craig Knox, Dan Hovel, Diane Wilson, Cary Ruskell, Paul Evenson, Dennis Hanson. ROW 2-Bob Haberman, Linda I-Iammel, Ken Schultz, Bill Markus, Mark Lee,Jeff Boehm, Mr. Wayne Meisner,Iim Quandt.

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w-SNLQQ 1 s Medical Lab Tech Club Y . t Travels to Twin Cities M In N , 1, ' 'f y 1 f The Medical Laboratory Technician Club at RCC consisted I f . 4- ' of 20 students, all in the Medical Lab Tech. program. The clubs purpose was to make the members more aware of their profession and to encourage more interest in this area. A field trip to the twin cities was taken where the students had an opportunity to view the other facilities and labora- tory work available. Mrs. Mary jane Cameron, adviser, and many of the girls attended the convention for Medical Technologists in the twin cities in August. The members of the club sold stationary and homemade hand crafts. These were sold to raise money for their trip. The Med Tech program has a limited enrollment. The freshman year is spent at RCC and the sophomore year is at the Mayo Clinic. Kathy Snyder was club president. Cynthia Kroon willingly donates her arm to Carol Thisius for a blood sam- pling exercise. W' ' 1 L' -Q J . 5 -: ., .. -1 3 -. if fl 1 f 3' 5 ' 'C .r 9 .1 ' , M, u X. 7 Nl W .' fx Jflj . r 1? u I ' I, L 1 A 1, Medical Lab Tech Club: BOW l-Coleen Bolinger, Kathy Halvorsen, Kathy Snyder, Debbie Dale, Ginny Peik. ROW 2-Connie Rehm, Cynthia Kroon, Linda Voss, Debbie Benncs. Diane Staudt, Carol Thisius, Maureen O'Connor.