Estes Park High School - Whispering Pine Yearbook (Estes Park, CO)

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X Q Freshman Nancy Laviolette expresses the frustrations of Typing l. Perfect practice makes perfect! ..... . ...sf ' f K fi x me Jon Johns and Mike O'Riordan view operations at the Municipal Building while on a business law field trip. 14 Business Josh Day pours over accounting ledgers and figures with an automated best friend. cii tttt lt at x A A . .xt .... .r.,...-.Q A A by A ft, I sk. N.

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NW-wx if if! gg no 0' Posing for the camera Doug Joens says In computer literacy Joe Rinella types up his program. hang loose. 1, , A f Assisting in the computer room, Fat Jones and Trent Ricker give a hello. Math and computers 15

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Diversity marks business dept. BST!! Working toward decreasing errors and increasing speed is James Neering in Typing I. The business department again offered many electives for students interested in expanding their business knowledge and skills. Marsha Snell and Jeanine Jones were very busy throughout the school year teaching every- thing from Typing I to business law to vocational business office edu- cation. Computer literacy, a required graduation course, was aptly taught by Mrs. Snell. Additionally, she guided students through Ac- counting I and II, which were very popular classes. Individual atten- tion was also given by Mrs. Snell in business law. Gregg shorthand and ad- vanced typing were instructed by Ms. Jones. Students in general business leamed topics such as free enterprise, working as con- U' ' S-xr. A.- ganlilll' 'AN' M... K K s ' . -- SN: I X., Senior Jamie McCracken, VBOE student, finishes work with a smile. sumers, and developing entrepre- neurial skills. A La Carte Enterprises was the name of the VBOE simulated com- pany. Students role played in the management of marketing pro- duce. Si rf Mg-2 U H M , www - . .M-A nf. :- Marsha Snell provides detailed instruction and guidance for business law students. Business 15