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ABOVE: While demonstrating the correct procedure in using a potter’s wheel. Mr. Ralph Hashoian shows his students how to use their hands to shape the clay. LEFT: While senior Linda Heabler works diligently on her vase. Miss Kathi LeSeur. an art student teacher, recommends a different approach. 15
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ART LeVeque takes sabbatical leave New materials and techniques enrich the art program. For example. Art 2, a ceramic unit, allows students to create ceramic jars with lids and to learn to prepare their own glazes, creating individualistic colors. In the graphic art classes, multicolored block prints 3re replacing the traditional single color prints. While on sabbatical leave, Mr. Robert LeVeque, in addition to continuing his studies in New York, will travel to Europe and photograph paintings for the humanities. Finally, Mrs. Judy Garber, who is replacing Mr. LeVeque, has introduced the combination of the relief and intaglio processes in the graphic art units. By adding the third color to his multi-colored print, Jim Parchert completes one of the projects in graphic arts. The mundane can sometimes stifle creativity. Mr. Ralph Hashoian searches for a box of staples as Lynda Hart wick laughs at his dilemma. 14
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BUSINESS EDUCATION Department adds Data Processing Data Processing, the newest business course offered, involves the wiring of boards, the sorting and punching of cards, and the processing of information. A new workroom, B-100, maintains the new Data Processing machines. Three classes meet each morning under the direction of Miss Pituch and Mr. Feusse, in which students are taught how to operate the key punch, the sorter, the accounting machine 402, and the reproducer; all of which compute various problems. With the increased use of computers today, students who plan to make computer programming their work find this course valuable. Accuracy is an essential part of key punching Completing a class assignment. Dennis Olson processes information onto IBM cards and at the same time increases his ability to operate the key-punch machine. 16
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