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Equador receives TAKITS from Red Cross Club Red Cross Club includes (Row 1) Teresa Rozek, Sharon Lewis, Laura Carabillo, Debbie Dahlman, (Row 2) Edyse Katz, Helen Charlinski, Randie Handleman, Pauline Charlinski, Beverly Feldsher, Irene Grossman, and Miss Buckley. Both the Red Cross and Future Teachers’ Clubs are affiliated with national organizations and are for special interests of Weaver students. The Red Cross Club is for students interested in becoming nurses or working in an allied health field. Their major activity of the year was Oper¬ ation TAKIT. The students got together, making posters and educational materials on first aid for underprivileged people in Ecuador. The Future Teachers’ Club also had a suc¬ cessful year. Its members meet to discuss the problems and rewards of the education field. In order to raise funds for a trip to Washington, D.C., members sold five-cent candy bars, much to the appreciation of the whole student body. The Future Teacher’s Club includes (Row 1) Mary Ann Sampson, Diana Kelly, Pauline Charlinski, Gretchen Hughes, and Angela Mrs. Gubitz, Yvette Ford, Lydia Barnette, Sue Freeman, (Row 2) Thomas. Irene Grossman, Helen Charlinski, Sharon Lewis, Elinor Sherman,
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Pauline Dawes, Sharon Ring, Edyse Katz, and Susan Freeman tend the monetary end of the Red Cross Club’s bake sale. 28
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mmmm tM» Pam Dichner sells Elinor Sherman a DECA notebook. DECA supplies students’ daily needs In conjunction with the Distributive Education class, DECA puts into various techniques of retailing and salesmanship. Kicking off the year with an annual bookcover sale, they kept the bookstore well- stocked with everything a student could need for study, as well as paperbacks, stuffed beavers, and Weaver T-shirts. DECA students learned a practical vocation and had fun. The Business Club is also a very active student organization. Their main project this year was selling Tomwat kits which had various things in them, including stationery and greeting cards. With the profits from this successful project, they plan a trip to Montreal. 30
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