Estes Park High School - Whispering Pine Yearbook (Estes Park, CO)

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14 commercial business These symbols should be familiar to many of the shorthand students but for those who did not take this course, the characters mean earth, air, fire, water. These are the elements which make up life and shorthand is just one of the elements that make for a well rounded course in business education. Typing, bookkeeping and office practice complete the department. These principles, important parts of business,familiarized the students with actual business situations and the bookkeeping class dealt with octual transactions of big business. Statistical records were kept and office procedures were performed. Shorthand taught fast, occurate methods for taking notes. All of the courses give the students the necessary training for jobs in commercial business.

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hawthorne brush and supply co. johnson's dry goods mr. and mrs. r. I. mccrocken national forest tours social studies People should olwoys hove on idea of the nature, customs, habits and people of foreign countries. These things give the students a fuller understanding of the problems and pastimes of others. Miss Eugenia Tuttle, world geography teacher, opens the doors to many countries where students learn of the climate, lands, government and hobits of others. Mr. Ray Northcutt gives an interesting light to the history of America and the world He also teaches advanced social studies, a senior course, which has as its prime objective the enlightenment of the students to the social problems of the world's people. Here students study the relationships between the people and their government and religion. 13

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Mrs. Mary Thomas library Andy Sible had his nose in From Zero to Infinity ; Barbara Stathom wos browsing through a history of Aku-Aku ; Lindi Snort untwisted The Twisted Tales From Shakespeare and someone was asleep. This very well could have been the picture one got as he entered the library this year. A good portion of the library is devoted to reference materials including dictionaries, who's who, encyclopedias, scientific books and many other books and pamphlets which can be used for research and reports Fiction takes up a large section of the library. Many magazines and other periodicals arrive in the library each month to bring the students interesting and educational material. Some students took on permanent jobs as librarian assistants. Kothy Wood, Linda Jo Schroeder, Jeanne Janou-sek and Barbara Schofield were student librarians this year.