Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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4. Enjoying a lighter moment in Typing l are Shelly Brandenburg and Katy Vidul- clk. 2. Teaching includes the menial task of sorting attendance cards as lvls. Charlene Greene found out. 3. The proportional typewriter proved invalu- able to ASU On-Site student, Dolores Vega. A. Cranking the manual ditto machine is Kevin Wong striving for the perfect copy. 5. Adding and subtract- ing, Cheralee Fisk gained speed and accuracy. Q A L 4 l '- ri Q ' 153355. Q Larry Cooper Robert Deutsch Charlene Greene Jean Mann Alice McLaughlin Herald Schade Business f 23

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. Q I ,zgs 2 2AfAcodemics Mi I ,.w 4 4 f- fs A -OMAUM English gets. . . The obiliTy To communlcoTe is one ThoT mosT high school sTu- denTs Toke for gronTed, yeT reoding, wriTing, ond speoking ore imporTonT oll Throughoul life. Before someone could under- Toke college or Tookle o job, he needed o good foundoTion in English. BuT where could o sTudenT leorn The bosios of communioo- Tion skills? C.H.S. wos one pldce To sTorT, ond English found o solid home. Sold senior Rob Sello. We forgeT how imporTonT Eng- lish is, ond even Though my Eng- llsh closses ore hord, I know l'll need TT loTer. And iT's ThoT preporlng for IoTer ThoT Choporrol English hos concerned iTself wiTh. When reoding on essoy, mosT people don'T core obouT pronoun ogreemenT or porollelism, buT os Teocher Suzonne Colby puT iT, UndersTonding The fundomen- Tols of The English Longuoge helps one To speok ond wrile wiTh more oloriTy. CconTinued on pg. 275