Kapaun Mount Carmel High School - Kapaun Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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THRUUGH THE EYE GF AN ARTI T Www- f if S 'HW' Pat Collinsworth and Darren Autry joke around with Mr. Knott. ,F ,,.1.-.M i Art is the creativity of life. Mr. Brent Knott, the art instructor at Kapaun Mt.'Carmel works with the students, to develop their art talent deeper than it all ready is. The art students work in oils, pastels, watercolors, and pencil to create a design they can call their own. Ceramics is another art talent that is taught at Ka- paun. It shows you how to take a blob of clay and form it into something beautiful, and to be really creative with it. Mr. Miller, the drafting instructor, teaches a drafting one, two, three, and four. Students learn the art of dimensions views and designing architectural house plans. These are but a few of the principles that are taught at Kapaun. iRightB Brooke Fairchild concentrates on her work of art. tUpJ Mr. Knott helps a forthcoming artist. tBelowJ Art lll and lV's oil pastel paintings of Landscape Scenery. W ..-yew DraftingfArtfCeramics Academics

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SURVIVAL KILL -1--. -1. ' .... J 'Kkk H- .im f f3..Q'fl ' ig bvwbia' ' fi 4 tfmii J . . ini. .. 4 if ' ,fi , xt 3- 1' il, Xu n X. , N Academics 72 Home Economics IN PREPARATION . . . Reading, writing and arithmetic are all necessary skills but balanced student also needs to learn how to survive! The Home E nomics department provided students with these skills. In Single Living Mrs. Siebert taught one quarter and covered hc finances, income tax preparation, budgets, insurance and record kc ing. Mrs. Koftan taught the other and dealt with basic nutrit shopping techniques and record keeping. This class prepared studn for getting out on their own. Mrs. Koftan taught Interior Decoration in which students v introduced to the elements and .principles of art as related to inte decoration. The class also enjoyed many field trips to homes, mc homes and local businesses. The delicious smell of home cooked food that frequently filled halls of K.M.C. came from Mrs. Koftan's Food Class. The stud: in this class enjoyed the food as well as learning about nutrition food preparation. In Mrs. Koftan's Crafts Class students had a good time while le ing skills for hobbies they can enjoy for a lifetime. In the Clothing classes taught by Sister Lucy and Mrs. Koi students felt a sense of accomplishment after sewing garments wl the whole school could admire in the display case in the hall. ff. '

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GETTI G DGWN TO Basic business skills are needed to survive college and the working world. Mrs. Peter, Mrs. Kufahl, and Mrs. Seibert worked to teach and develop students' talents in these areas. Mrs. Kufahl taught typing, business law, and entrepen- eurship. Entrepeneurship incorporated the ideas of typing and business law and the students applied the concepts to the challenge of starting a new business. Mrs. Peter shows that accounting can make or break your financial life. Accounting helps show the way to bal- ancing accounts and figuring large executive accounts. Everything in accounting can, and probably will, be put to use in later life. Mrs. Seibert taught typing and notetaking, both of which are helpful, not only now but also in the future. The class gave students a quick and easy way to take notes and improve their typing. Together, the teachers in the business department help to prepare us for the future, involving many aspects of the business world. Keep those wrists up!, thinks freshman Molly O'Shaughnessy tBclowJ Mrs. Seibert dictates to her notetaking class t X . -.1 Acidcmics