Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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rk in C ass Buffs l ELZA - if T Pat Hollinger plays Santa at the Southglenn Mall during the holiday season. Senior Val Jefferson worked at the Jeans West in the Aurora Mall. The job supplied him with a little spending money, and the funds for his car insurance. He said that even though he was the youngest employee, he really enjoyed his job, and he got along well with his fellow employees. Val also gets a twenty percent discount on all of the clothes he buys there. Senior Kathy Lunka worked at the Daybridge Learning Center. When asked why she had a job, she replied, 'll am getting experience, and l like to work with children. Another reason for her job was for extra money. She was also the youngest employee, and also got along well with her fellow employees. There are many students at Smoky Hill that have part time jobs. Most of these students have their jobs for extra money to pay for cars, etc. Most of the students also enjoy their work and feel that the working experience is going to help them deal with more important and permanent jobs. Although most students there find their own jobs, there is a work study program that was designed to help the student train and find a job in a field that interests them. Some of the more common places for jobs for Smoky Hill students include the Emerald lsle, Benji's, McDonald's, Arby's Burger King, Kmart, Target, J.C. Penney etc. These jobs are good experience for students to prepare themselves for future jobs. It teaches them how to work with other employees and how to deal with people. 66

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,kfw f wi Glenn S!ye while preparing exquisite quisine for customers at Elly May's. Rob Dillard demonstrates his unique technique for scooping ice cream at Polly's Ice Cream Parlor. 67