F : Sa. — canteen ee eee en Ei: ts erephn ae_ ace > MTT -.. NO PT SP otegee! ons Sa ™ eh ore Pas ee ee ‘es Distributive Education DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS standing in front of the Warrior. shirts they sell, are Joe Sears, secretary; Howard Smith, editor of promotion; Barbara West, vice president; and Ronald Finch, president. The D.E. class was always hard at work during the first two periods of the day. One period was devoted to retailing and the other to merchandising. During the year the students held jobs in downtown business houses to get | on-the-job experiences in selling. They also helped with inventories and re-ordering. Job placements were made by Mr. Cutler, D.E. advisor, who works along with the Ogden merchants to get the right person on the right job. This club sponsored an assembly this year with talent from Wahlquist and South Junior High Schools, and North Ogden elementary schools. The officers attended a state D.E. convention in Salt Lake City during the spring. A large group is enrolled in the Distributive Education class, which provides practical application of methods of retailing and merchandising. First row: Gayle Barnes, Charles Hinchcliff, Val Coles. Second row: Bob Sidwell, Louis Yeates, Michael Parker, Arnell Swenson, LaDonna Gomm, Ronald _Berrett, Ronald Finch. Third row: Charl Singleton, Richard Bird, Merlin Loper, Barbara West, Darryl Call, Gary Price, Anita Cline, Gary Willey. Back row: Claudette Stone, Lois Smith, Ron Imlay, Art Ballif, Dean Abbott, and Howard Smith, advisor, Mr. Cutler. 95