Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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F . Shadows Crain Experience 'Shadowing allowed me to gain insight into how a bank is operated. Ofcourse standing in the vault with 310,000 in my hand E-rlQd my interest also, said SQ1' r Ryan Weber, who spent th at Land- mark Bank. Stu in business classe ere as- signed to le whosejob int ed them through e shadowing program, coordinated by Mr. Dave Hall. The Creve Coeur Cham- ber of Commerce helped with the program. Seniors Yvette Sayer and Dee Dee Rosenthal spent their day at Ciumbo Prison- photos by Marit Lopez The experience of Senior Scott Pacino's day at Sarita s Ltd. is dis- cussed with Mr. Dave Hall. Seniors Marit Lopez and Kellly Glazier listen as the D.Js from KSDIK 93.7 explain how the station is operated. X. . X 1 lk itzbififf V Q43 9' ' Pi QSQYQQQ 1321-2 3 711 ..,.,.f..M'f--' f ' ...iShadowingf89