Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

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D. E. C. A.- Leaders 0 omowow Jerry Alexander Bob Allen Jim Civis Valerie Faires Gertrude Hansen Jim Hoffman John Hughes Allen Jackson John Jones Tony Lucero Candy Serratore Pat Waring Danny Trujillo Sandy Andrews Jerry Bean Sue Branstetter Peggy Brisnehan Judy Clarke Cindy Cooley Steve Edelen Connie Ervin Judy Griffith Kim Henderson Karen Lay Lil Marini Dan Osborn Ron Parsons Pat Rea Terry Starbuck Eddie Wargin Carol Wawok Judy Wright W T ,- 4 4 fag- are aww ,wafpx ,, -5-,-,M Q 9.5. .. . A P The objectives of Distributive Education are concentrated upon the idea of improving service to the customer in all branches of distribution. The three primary objectives are: to offer balanced, comprehensive, instructional programs in all areas of marketingg to aid in improving techniques of distributiong to develop an understanding of the social and economic responsibilities of those engaged in distribution in a free competitive society. D,E,C,A, offers an avenue for projecting the school into the community. if

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-- F uzfure David Ruble Jane Ranzenburger Tom McWilliams Juanita Slade Gary Moore Gary Henry Eva Birgen Virginia Phillbrook Jeannie Bailey . L y I areers qtleetea' Irz Modern rt ,,J.e. .,,,.,: u er,,. ...,,, .i.mg W ...i , Q, Aw , iii' The Art club this past year has pro- moted a further interest in the social and scholastic attributes of the business of com- mercial art. In so doing, the club has broad- ened the interests of the members and intro- duced to them a larger range of mediums and techniques which may be used in a future career in commercial art. WW it . ff. 3:3 I A ii ..,'4l0fl 'l

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Taxzdermy Club Holds Slfujjf Meetz'ngs I Jim Arkley Randy DeC astro Cherri DeCastro Diane Hill Sharon Anderson Alvin Lundgren Ron Hoffman Alice McGibbon Gerald Saaveara Steve Ranzenburger Carol Ward Dale Schaffer Dennis Souchec Allen Tolliver Virginia Philbrook Greg Overholt Dan Morrosis Sally Stanley John Persichetti --------,--........,..., Y K ' s Taxidermy club members discover aworld of stuffing birds and other animals. The club was started in 1961 with only a handful of members but now has grown to over 20. At the informal meetings the students exhibit the results of their work.