Western Technical College - Latech Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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Circle K Service Club to School and Community Circle K International is a sub- division of the La Crosse Kiwanis International Club. The organiza- tion was chartered into existence in 1971 at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute and has been concerned with school and com- munity projects ever since. Marathons and other money rais- ing activities are held each year for such causes as the Muscular Dystrophy drive and other com- munity fund raising concerns. Aside from these activities the club works together for a common cause, to build a sense of leadership and initiative in its members. LEFT: Row 1: Ralph Schnieder - Presi- dent, Mary Garvey - Vice President, Susan Hackett 1 Sec.-Treasurer, Mike Nevins - Sergeant of Arms. Row 2: Robert Olson - Advisor, Ruth Rosenberg, Sheri Hentges, Gloria Isakson, Jane Beaver, Linda Stetzer, Judy Hintzman. Wayne Keichoff, Duane Miller, John Ludwig, Mark Severson, Nan- cy Korn, Debbie Zuoke, Sharon Dahl, Wayne Oakland. Outsidefs Club Recreation Lover1s of WWTI The Outsidefs Club is open to active and energetic students in all programs at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. The clulfs purpose is to create fellowship and fulfill recreational needs for its participants. Activities sponsored throughout the year include: bowling, hiking, hayrides, bike hikes, bluff climbs, roller skating and ski clinics. This yearTS main event was a weekend ski excursion for forty ski loving fans at Mount Telemark, Cable, Wisconsin. LEFT: Row 1: Sue Blackman, Rosalie Haux. Row 2: Dick Hoeft - Advisor, Lyle Marchant - Advisor, Karen Gagner, Becky Lawrence, Cindy Heiden.

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LEFT: Being a WWTI Pom Pon girl re- quires lots of practice on new routines and formations after classes. BOTTOM LEFT: Salesman from the Agri-Business Club wait for customers at their annuil potato sale. Funds from the sale are used for educational field trips. BOTTOM RIGHT: DECA members work on posters to serve WWTI and raise funds for educational functions.