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CLOSE- UP It’s an

Honor,

< □ Mr. Kerrey

W On Close-Up’s trip
to Washington D.C.
o the group experi­
enced the Nation’s
Capital closer than
the average tourist.
They met Nebraska
Senator Bob Kerrey.
Here Senior David
McKernan happily
shakes his hand.
photo courtesy of
DAVID MCKERNAN

This

Won't Hurt
V -
The Bloodmobile is one of
HOSA’s most important % *
activities of the year. Here V
Senior Heather Wilke takes AM
down information from a
blood donor. “I volunteered to
work at the Bloodmobile
because it’s fun,” Heather
said, photo by BROOKE
MADSEN

Top Ten Reasons

To Join DECA,

HOSA, Close-Up

10. You might get to meet
Bob Kerrey in Washington
DC.
9. To spread the knowl­
edge of Medical Technol­
ogy.
8. You get to work in the
Ram Supply Store.
7. You study the Constitu­
tion and the Bill Of Rights
in Close-Up.
6. It prepares you if you
want to go into the medical
field in HOSA.
5. Going to State DECA.
4. You get to learn how the
government works in
Close-Up. Elevator
3. To help and serve the
community in HOSA. Madness!
2. To learn about the How many DECA members can you shove into an elevator? This one seems to be at full capacity
DECA members at regional national competition in Chicago are Juniors Kathryn McMann, Gina
business world in DECA.
Magnuson, Kathy Smith, Sarah Studts, Teresa Wilson, Senior Cally Gochanour, Juniors Tanya
1. In Close-Up you get to
McKain, Marci Roan, Holly Schroeppel and Senior Erica Peek test to see how many people an
see and experience Wash-
elevator can really hold, photo by MS. HINCHCLIFF
ington D.C. up close._______
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