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Show Thursday, November 18, 2010 Schools The Gunnison Valley Gazette Page 5 Career Day at Snow College Arad=r4== by ANDY PETERSON Thirteen students in various business classes at Gunnison Valley High School recently attended Business Career Day at Snow College Richfield Campus. ourtesy oto GVHS students who attended the Business Career Day are: Kelcey Hatch, Trevon Hansen, Matt Mecham, Conner Ashton, Jaden Worthen, Chaise Ludvigson, Kelsey Mullen, Gunner Gatsos, Austin Burr, Devin Haas, Kevin Bjerregaard, Josh Robison, and Tyler Mylroie. Groups from several local high schools attended the event which is designed to pique student interest in pursuing a business-related degree. The event was divided into five different sessions: Banking and Finance, Human Resource, Entrepreneurship, Accounting, and Marketing and Web Design. Small groups of students spent an hour at each session, applying each session's concept to an imaginary smoothie company. "We learned a lot about how to run our own business and everything that goes into it," reported Kelcey Hatch, President of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) at GVHS. Of the event, Darlene Wabel, Central Region Pathway Coordinator, had this to say, "This event allows high school students to have hands-on ex- perience in five different career areas to see if any of them would be of interest to them in their future education plans." Snow College Richfield is planning a similar event for the spring in which students will be able to explore more technical careers that may include Automotive Collision Repair, Auto Body, Diesel Mechanics, Cosmetology, and Allied Health Programs, to name a few. NEAP WEEK This week's Heap of the Week goes to Marissa Pickett. Marissa drives a way old green Ford Explorer. "It's the Eddie Bauer!" HEAP of the WEEK Is sponsored by: The Gazette makes great Christmas Gifts for your Friends and Family! Call 528-5178 to send a Gift Subscription today! ar en me unnison a ey azette Sophomores Kaden Whitney and Preston Judy getting the star ready to raise up the flag pole. Live, Laugh, Love GVHS celebrates Sophomore Week by PRESTON JUDY GVHS Junior Class President helping prepare for the Christmas festivities in our valley. On Thursday November 18th, the sophomore class will incorporate the "Laugh" The sophomore class offi- portion of their week as they cers at Gunnison Valley High put on an assembly entitled, School have planned a full "Laughing it Up." This asweek for their peers as they sembly will feature the funnicelebrate their friendship and est members of each class at commitment to GVHS. The GVHS. We invite anyone who theme for the week is Live, would like to attend. It will be Love, and Laugh! held in the auditorium at 9:30 On Monday November a.m. 15th, the students loaded a bus The sophomore class is during their co-op hour and encouraged to "Live" their headed to the Gunnison City high school dream by becomsheds. There they celebrated ing involved and making a difthe "Lovin" as they helped the ference for the three remaining city workers in preparing the years at GVHS. Christmas decorations. The The sophomore class oflunch ladies prepared sack facers, Preston Judy, Carlin lunches and about sixty stu- Johnson, Jarret White, Kayson dents participated in preparing Jensen and BrieAnn Peterson lights, removing the fencing would like to thank all those around the old Top Stop and who were involved in making hanging the lights on the flag this week so great and encourpole at the park. The students age their classmates to "Just enjoyed being together and Do It." 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The students started out the conference with get-to- BODY BARN 62 South Main Gunnison 435-528-5955 ileOlaY Rata* c‘Ins•on, utsP Mon - Sat 5 am - 10 pm Closed Sundays MEMBERSHIP PRICES Skeet Shoot Cy u Date: November 27, 2010 Time: 11:00ann-3:00pm Location: Bill Kay Christiansen's Farm - 6 miles east of GVHS on S.R. 28 Tickets: 5-, 25-, 50- shot rounds ... Ticket prices are $10, $20 and $30 per round Prizes: Awards to the winners of each round (Purchased tickets for the skeet shoot also includes a lunch!!!) Single Adult 19 & Older 16 - 18 year old 13 - 15 year old Couples Family (4) 62 & older Adult Day Usage 18 & Younger Day Usage Monthly $25 $15 $10 $40 $50 $15 $4 $2 Yearly $200 $150 $100 $350 $500 $150 know-you games followed by a guest speaker, Janelle Braithwaite. She spoke about the importance of being an honest leader and about leaving a legacy behind. The council like to thank Janelle for taking the time to speak to the students. The students then divided into round table discussions. During the round table discussion topics such as assembly ideas, advertising ideas, and spirit week ideas were discussed. Many students went home with new ideas for activities to do at their school. The students would like to thank Jostens for providing lunch for this event and also Preston Judy, Melissa Judy, Gunnison's Student Council, and everyone else for making this leadership conference a success. |
