Estancia High School - Flight Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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The Professional Outlook Applying business skills to any career is an extra bo- nus. The business classes offered are accounting 1, account- ing 2, career education, office skills, typing 1, typing 2, and com- puter programming. Students who take a business class have a head start for their future life and col- lege achievement. Also, giving yourself a headstart could be taking a CROP class. These classes range from a semes- ter to a year. The topics go from nursing to auto mechanics. It ' s an experience one will never forget, for on the job training gives a stu- dent 10 credits. Work experience is a class that is separate from school. Most stu- dents get off from school early and go to work. Some days you come in the morning for a lecture and questionnaire papers, but most of all it ' s a class for you, a class that you make work. Mr. Chute, Mr. Cutforth, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Warren, (not pictured: Mr. Hassay) Business 213

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1. Sean Parker works diligently on his computer program. 2. Mr. assay explains how the time cards operate for Work Experience. 3. Colleen Buday assists the dentist with her dental hygienic skills, learned in a CROP class. 4. Cheryl Sc ioenert carefully examines the different parts of the motor. 212 Academics

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.% % I Brian Wallace searches for measure- ments in woodshop. Scott Y s j tan makes a picture frame in woodshop. For Kim Beck, Angela Schelin, Claudine Conte, Afshin Sharifl, and Tanya Salz, its time for a brief break during caUigra- phy. Art teachers: Mr. Alexander, Mrs. Cas- sidy, and Mr. Smith. 214 Academics