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FSA Stimulates Interest in Secretarial Science The Future Secretaries of America is an organization con- cerned with stimulation of interest in secretarial science through direct association with those engaged in the profession. The National Secretaries Association sponsors the WWTI chapter and helps provide curricular meeting for its members. The NSA helps the future secretaries to recognize the importance of desirable work habits, attitudes and respon- sibilities as well- as develo leadership qualities in each individual. FSA RIGHT: Row 1: Ann Hegerson - Recording Sec., Debbie Mueller - Vice President. Doreen Snowbank - Treasurer, Connie Newman - President. Row 2: Bar- bara J. Bayer e Advisor, Linda Wappler, Karen Kaiser, Bonnie Fran'son, Kathy Cook. Row 3: Barb Sesvold, Diane Sachse, Teri Ricci, Sharon Weisenberger, Kathy Schultz. Row 4: Mary Beth Hartley, Cheryl Emery, Mary Gilchrist, Ellen Amsrud, Bar- bara Shie. WOEA: Row 1: John Brockman, Gloria Isakson, Mark Severson, Mar- jean Monson. Row 2: Peggy Allisone-Advisor, Patty Gerke, Linda Wappler-Parliamentarian, Kathy Schultz-Secreetary, Kathy CookeHistorian, Diane SachseeVice-President, Sherry Anderson. Row 3: Jill Davis. Doreen Snowbank, Debbie Mueller, Karen Kaiser, .....tx..e.t...m.. W347 son-Advisor. Row 4: Barb Sesvold, Teri Ricci, Sharon Weisenberger Mary Gilchrist, Ann Helgerson, Carol Bakkestuen, Jane Matchey. R0 5: Debbie Schmitt, Mary Beth Hartley, Cheryl Emery, Bonnie Fran- son, Ellen Amsrud, Connie Newman, Barbara Shie. Jeannie Sonsalla, Karol Arnoldy, Kristine Lange, Larry Thomj i
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Electronics Club Fosters WWTI Program The Electronics Club is made up of interested students in the Elec- tronics program at WWTI. The main purpose of the orgaxiization is to foster electronics at WWTI as well as in the working world. To reach this goal the club sponsors educational electronic oriented programs, speakers and tours at monthly meetings throughout the school year. ABOVE: Row 1: John Kramer, Jim Jefferies, Steve Nederloe-Publici- ty Chairman; Jeff Haukee-President. Row 2: Jerry DommershauseneAdvisor, Rick Serres-Treasurer; Stanley SokolikeVice-President; Mark Braun; James Storandt. Occupational Objectives for VICA Chapter WWTIA RIGHT; Row 1: Thomas Coleman, Terry Nirva. Row 2: Wayne Oakland, Randy Roden. Row 3: Edward Place, Steve Luhman, Linda Walleser, Mike Nevins, Charlie McCarthy, T. Hendrickson-Ad- visor. Row 4: R. KnOXeAdViSOI, Steve Pertzsch, Annie Muthig, Jeff Hauke, Steve Kresin. Chi Alpha Chi Painters and Gallery Goers Chi Alpha Chi Art Club is a group of enthusiastic commercial art students in the Graphics Department at WWTI. The group expands their interest and knowledge in the commercial art world with art related field trips to museums, galleries and print shops in the Chicago, Minneapolis and La Crosse areas. The club has participated in the Oktoberfest fence painting contest as well as other school and community projects. LEFT: Row 1: Robin Wellner - President, Annie Muthig. Row 2: Annaliese George, Kathy Walek, Duane Miller, Susan Slonka, Susan Henkelmann, Kathy Hueber. Row 3: Sharon Pionke - Assistant Advisor, James Knipe - Advisor, Gary Haugland, Michael Nevins, Wayne Oakland.
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Fashion Merchan- dising Club Gains Worthwhile Experience in Retailing The Fashion Merchandising Club is opened to all students in the Fashion Merchandising Program at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. This year the fashion-minded group opened the Treddle Tique, a small crafts shop on campus. Aside from raising money for an educational field trip, the girls gained experience in management, retailing and general selling operations. Along ' with the worthwhile marketing ex- perience, a fashion merchandising field trip to garment shows, costume. houses and department stores in the Minneapolis area was among the profits gained from the Treddle Tique. Accounting Club Supports State Organizations The WWTI Accounting Club is a supporter of the Wisconsin Office Education Association. Aside from participating in WOEA events the organization acts as a liaison between students and the accoun- ting profession. The club actively supports and promotes the accoun- ting and business departments at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute as well as the community. LEFT: Row 1: Patty Westpfahl, Bob Cor- nish, Sherry Anderson. Row 2: Larry Ristey, Greg Oul'lette, Merritt Carlson-Ad- visor. Row 3: Dale Ferguson, Marshall Anderson, Dave Olson. ' ABOVE: Row 1: Patty Gomez, Debbie Monti, Kathy Kalmes, Kay Maloney, Jeanne Rebhan. Row 2: Shelly Batkel, Elaine Husely, Gretchen Mattison, Cindy Powell, Marsha Miller, Ella Joern, Chris Jefferis-Advisor.
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