Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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w I K I Business Club Earns Trip to New rleans The Business Club gave students an opportunity to share and apply new business interests. The 55 members were ac- tive in selling candles, glitter plaques, and candy with the profits going to a five day trip to New Orleans during spring break. A bonfire in the fall, tobaganning in the winter, and a spring steak fry and banquet were some of the club activities for the 1973-74 school year. This year's officers were: Robert Haberman, presidentg John Heydon, vice-presidentg and Patricia Ellison, treasurer. Mr. Bill Brunner was the adviser. Mr. Bill Brunner, Business Club adviser, helps Patricia Ellison, Bob Haber I man, and john Heydon plan the annual trip. v w I r w N Business Club: ROW l-Kaye I-Ieiden, Bob I-Iaberman, Deborah Kratz, Linda Sather, Susan Hagedorn, Karen Barnhart. ROW 2-Allan Hruby, Aud- rey Peterson, Patricia Ellison, Ken Schultz, Mark Earle,Iohn Heydon, Diane Wilson.

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Sno-King runnerups Colin Brown QLEFTJ Iohn Svendsen and Ken'y Linbo envy King Dean Kreofsky UUCHTJ. Debbie Hanken was Dean's queen. CC Sno-Week Activities Offer Bit of Everything This year the Program Council started a new tradition by having a Sno-King and medallion. Mr. Ten'y Dennis, art instructor at RCC, made the medallion, which he says is symbolic of a snow flake and I or crown. Also new this year was the announcement of the Sno King and Queen before the Sno-Ball. On January 28, Monday of Sno Week, the candidates were introduced in a Royalty Revelation in the South Room. Debbie Hanken was chosen Sno-Queen and Dean Kreofsky was chosen as the First Sno- King. Activities for Sno-Week included a film orgy, a vending game orgy, broomball tournaments, coffeehouse appearances, a trike race, a variety show put on by students and a legathon. Craig Knox was the first place winner of the trike race. Sno Week ended on February 2 with the annual Sno- Ball and coronation. Music was provided by Danny's Reasons . Cheryl Kreofsky QBIC HT? serves as one of the Sno-Queen's attendants