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L ife skills taught in business! Life skills along with career bene- fits are main reasons to take a business class, according to Mr. Gordon Essink, business teacher. Miss Mona Schoenrock, also a busi- ness teacher, feels that students who are pursuing business careers in business ad- ministration, accounting, marketing or the secretarial field should take a busi- ness class. Students enrolled in office occupa- tions internship who have shown an in- terest in the office area and have neces- sary skills to be employed are allowed to work at their jobs off campus during school hours. The businesses seem to be very co- operative and willing to work with stu- dents, Mr. Essink said. Tracy Skalak, an office internship student in the school office, explained that one learns what it is like to work in an office atmosphere. “It helps you to find out if this is ac- tually what you want to do for a career,” she said. Kelly Kehlbeck, another internship student employed at NPPD, stated she learned proper business procedures for working in an office. She feels the class will be helpful in her business career. Both plan to go to college and fur- ther their business educations. Eric Nelson finalizes his word processing assign- ment. Troy Shotkoski, I)an Wolfe and Byron Bejvan- cesky type quickly during a one-minute timed writing. 12 Academics
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A group of biology students collects pine needles to study in a unit about plants. “I refuse to touch it” Pam Stoakes thinks as her partner starts to dissect a fetal pig. Alisa Leslie, right, seems to be amazed at the reaction of chemicals as Lisa Nelson writes the results. Craig Kohtz grins as he discovers the item he's been look- ing for while Matt Walden, left, and Bryce Heese ap- prove. Greg Hutcheson tries to decide which chemicals to use for his chemistry lab. “Are you sure we don't already have one like this? Beth Kline asks Jay Kroeker. Science 11
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Traci Skalak double checks a memo while working Dave Neemeyer analyzes his spread sheets. Erik Larson practices his computer skills. in the school office. Kira Jansen checks how to do data bases. Chris Murtaugh looks for typing errors while Cory Bunde completes his warmup. Business 13
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