1989 - Spokane Public Schools

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I II LL .;: I , ""A Sheri Givens, an enthusiastic member, takes rolL. Fellow DECA members enjoy themselves at a feild trip to a local brewery. ~ ~ ~,.. .' ";i-~;\ .~ i. .. i -,,l i- ...~ . J .\ .~!\;~ Kelly O'Neil and Carrie Davis work hard to prepare Christmas grams. Food Service members, left to right, row i. Advisor, Karen Mahan. Row 2, Tim Personeii, Kelly O'Neil, Libet Wolf, Carrie Davis. Row 3, Sarah Jones. Yuvonka Wilkins, Jenn Jones. Row 4, Loren Berry, Allan Bollschweiler, Kim Beal. Lyn Andrews. Row 5, Mike Schumacher, Jim Byrnes, Allan Rosato, Cherie McEuen. Row 6, Tammy Gutherie. Lisa Preston, Shelly Delp. Kathy Wasson. Not Pictured, Sarah Taitch, Melinda Pavey, Dana Burkwisl. Shannon Baumer. 91
92 The Vocational Skills Center Jeff Hutchins inspects a Skills Center engine. Enrolled students at the Skils Center, Dana Baker, Sarah Braga, Bethany Bromley, Angela Dugger, Bryan Gordon, Will Havens. Shad Haynes, James Henson, Jason Hilde, Tobias Holbrook, Jeff Hutchins, Tony Steen, Dena Tarr, Katanna Ward, William Wilson, Angela Winner, Q: What building has four walls with tomorrow inside? A: The Skills Center. It was a cooperative effort of eight school districts offering vocational- technical training to high school juniors and seniors. The students took three hours a day out of the school schedule to go either in the morning or afternoon to The Skills Center, Students developed Tony Steen works hard to develop his computer skils. iJ Katanna Ward learns management and maintenance in Cosmetology. entry-level skills for employment in such programs as Computers, Auto Mechanics, Cosmetology and much more. The credits earned at the Skills Center apply toward high school graduation requirements and even community college credits. Student evaluation was based on the ability to work efficiently alone and with others, and also, to be consistent and productive in all kinds of situations. "My senior year at the Skills Center has been quite interesting, but also educationaL. If i could start my education in high school over I would spend more time at the Skills Center," said Dena T arr, Cosmetology student. ~ i- Dena Tarr does a manicure on a fellow student.
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