Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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uniors TOM SANDMAN DUANE' SUPUTA DENISE SAZERA SHELLY SCHALE ANDY SGHA UER MART SCHEFFLER SOOT SCHERWITZ ERIC SOHMIDT MICHELLE SCOTT WILLIAM SEIFERT MICHELLE SELDON JULIE SHARP SANJAY SHASTRY FRED SHELDON RAY SHOR.E'I'TE M. SIEDELMAN ROBIN SIMPSON KIM SXELTYJN PAT SLATER SHAWN SLATER JAYSON SMART GARY SMITH HOLL! SMITH KIM SMITH The Business classes help prepare the student for life in the real world. They help the student find a compatible career, earn a living, and cope with real life problems, explained Mrs. Chiri, who heads the Business Department. Some of the classes available are Business Law, Money Management, Distributive Education, Co-op Office Education, and Accounting. There are also writing classed such as shorthand, and typing. Notehand is a class that is great for efficient notes. Freshman and sophomores are advised to take job exploration because it gives the student a chance to look at many jobs in business. Mr. McDonnell, who teaches Ac- counting and D.E., feels it is a necessity to have a business class in your curriculum. As Mr. McDonnell stated, Approximately seventy-six percent of the jobs out there are directly linked to business. J uniors X, 4.2 , f - '- , 1. ' .... V - V if , , V. . .M 1 I N N fe I' in ' I .V ' . M it Y V m y 'ff if 'ig ff . 'WT . , . 7'1 was . J 3 E. .... ' A Y an-Mhz.. C 41. A ll A 2 Q .ii . ,, V ,,...,, , . ,, ,L . 1 , , . , ' W ... f ' f 1 ' X -W1 fa. V V f I 5 W M Z' W' .,,, 72 ' I 2 1 Alf M if 9 ? X Q ig , ..., K JE , Af I , A' ' - iw , . X, xsgyf me ' 'HIS , ' I - X.. ,,.. V- - - v ' .. ,,,,,,.,., :VI ,. 9.1, - ff :gg ,..' 'fff 'wwf-f f ll K . ..f.f4nnlllnn-.Nz V M, - H H N ' , ' .. , - ' ' , ,. A . ' W ,, 'e ' ' 4' - . , .V Q Aw he f .gg f , . , , ff, H M ff- Q. . L 'I . ' 1 ' f ' W' ., , V, ,,,,, . J , ,Q , . .A Jiri: WH, yr W ' ff . 'wg Wi. .ki ,V H wg? 'W I n l in . ' ' HDW LA UGHTER . . . Mrs. Chlri shares a joke with her class ftop rlglztj. NEEDY . ,. Paige Beals and Howard Atkins get some help with their accounting fbelowj. MALE SECRETARY? . . . Mike Jordan may use his typing skills someday fbelow leftj. O Succeed in l3l,lSil10SS Q.. ithvllll IQBHII I' in .el