Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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fl' Design and abstract part of art classes Classes in the Art department enabled students to use their creativity and imagination to learn a variety of skills. They worked with charcoal, water colors, crayons, tempera paint, pens and pencils to express themselves through art. Donna Craddock, an Art Ill student, commented, lt's a fun class but I really find it a chaIIenge. I W ...nf If A, K. 1 . W! ...til .tl 'ar 2 5 1. Susan Smith works on a still life picture. 2. Jeff Anderson designs something on his own. 3. Mallory Williams works on a bird. 4. Mrs. Mary Hensler talks to Kathy Buttler and Sheryl Forsythe about their art projects. 5. Jane Arnold works on an ink drawing. 6. Craig Works uses a pen and ink for an all dot picture. 16 - Departments t . .71 'QHs. 1 sf A+ , , ra I M it is n M at hx. . . ti' Legg.. - 6

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fix. Business provides life and office skills Sherman High School offers a variety of business oriented courses including accounting, business communications, business law, general business, record keeping, shorthand and typing. These courses help students who are planning a career in a business oriented occupation. Through the teaching of typing, filing and working with figures the student is shown what to expect if he or she pursues a career in business. This depart- ment teaches students about the world of business in an interesting and inspiring way. 1 'J' 2 3 4 ,yv M' A A ' t. 6 1. Bill Martin and Andrea Emeary work on a typing assignment. 2. Kim McClure practices a timed writing. 3. Steve Jackson takes a break during business class. 4. Marcella Bellow works hard on a typ- ing paper. 5. Mr. David Parker helps Yolonda Vick with a business question. 6. John LaFoy works on a typing paper due at the end of class. Business Departments - 17