JUNIOR ACHIEVERS JUNIOR ACHIEVERS Junior Achievement is a non-profit organization financed by businesses and individuals. In the U.S. alone, over 50,000 business people contribute their time to J.A. and over 90,000 firms and individuals provide funds. Fach J.A. area is managed by a professional staff and volunteer board of directors. The purpose of J.A. is to provide high school students with practical business experience and insights into the complexities of economics. These objectives are accomplished by offering members of J.A. the opportunity to actually organize and operate their own business. The student companies receive management consulting assistance from the volunteer advisers from local businesses and orga- | | | | : nizations. Left to Right: Dave Helstrom, Troy Butterfield, Tracy Mount, Jeff Tdler, Stacy Bezyack, Middleton, Jennylyn Helstrom. So aS wees Susan 5 I | . iy First Row (L to R): Darin Sjoblom, Kim Taylor, Ann DellaLucia, Steve Deem, Julie Sjoblom, Linda Jeffs. Second Row: Craig Winger, Brad Weir, Valerie Palmer. Kari Tuck, Shauna Hoffman, Bill Connors, Mike Henrey. Third Row: Don Quinton, Vicki Allen, Carla Deppe. 150 PeGnER Beecnd Advisors from Intermountain LaSota, Bill Woodard. Quality Products: Mike Lloyd, Russ Linda C