Ayer High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Milpitas, CA)

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1 i Efficiency and Accuracy Taught Mrs. Elaine Chibos Mr. James Evans Mr. Kenneth Futterer A knowledge of basic skills needed for professional suc- cess is oifered by various business courses. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and modern business ma- chines which develop the skills, knowledge, and accu- racy needed for future careers in business. The Busi- ness instructors emphasize efliciency as it plays a vital role in running a successful business. Mrs. Johnnie Shults Mr. Walter Dable Mr. Norman Koser Mr. Brian Smalley 26

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To Future MV- Martin Neva Mr. Charles Perotti Mr. Herschell Ratliff Black History is one of the many new course electives olfered this year. Its main concern is to establish a better understanding between the past and pres- ent Black cultural conditions. The Black History class is regularly punc- tuated by guest speakers and off-campus trips. organized by its teacher. Mr. Perot- ti. The Black History student can only offer praise for the lectures and class- room discussions. These students are deeply involvedg and upon this, there is a new Black awareness in them all. 't'Nw-hmmm Students in the new Black History course offered this year. Guest speaker lectures class. dew'-N9 '

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Practical Arts Prepare for Tomorrow Wet? W -bump f Students are learning the art of cooking. Mr. William Hooper Mrs. Lila Heath Mr. Dcl Larsen The Industrial Arts programs of- fer abundant opportunities to Work with materials, tools, machines and to plan and construct projects. It relates information which the stu- dent is given to develop a better un- derstanding of industry and indus- trial methods and techniques. The Homemaking program is developed to help students develop an under- standing of family life and to make it possible for them to participate actively in various activities of the home and community. Mr. Thomas Zanetti Mr. Robert House Mrs. Josephine Steinbach