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1 MR. KENNETH MCDONALD, above, instructs bookkeeping, typing and shorthand. He is also financial adviser for the student body. MISS ISLA REPLOGLE, below, instructs bookkeeping, business law and typing. She advises the Girls' Club communications committee. F W BUSINESS EDUCATIGN In addition to teaching students skills useful in high school and college, business education courses help the non-college bound students become Voca- tionally qualified for jobs. Vocational foods was a new course offered this year in conjunction with the home economics de- partment. It is a two hour course, one hour in home economics and one hour in a business class, and is offered to seniors interested in various food voca- tions such as waitresses, cooks, chefs and dietitians. It emphasizes quantity cooking and record keeping. An attempt was made at the end of the year to find a job for each of the students in their field of interest. nw. N-J MRS. GLADYS B. KUYKENDALL, top, teaches typing, shorthand and business principles. She advises FBLA. MRS. DEANNA MURRAY, above, teaches typing, shorthand and ottice practice. MRS. JEAN- NINE BAILEY, below, teaches typing. MR. JOHN CATEY, bottom, teaches business principles, distributive education and vocational foods. He advises DECA and FBLA.
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t hw..- ,f .: glam ' ,mum MR. PHIL HOXTER, above left, teaches basic electronics, technical drawing and advises the public ad- dress system crew. MR. VICTOR SCARPELLI, above center, teaches wood and metal shop and advises the Key Club and grounds committee. MR. JAMES J. THOMAS, above right, teaches auto shop. A student, below, in the wood shop makes a bowl out of walnut on a shop lathe. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Student exploration and learning by doing are the major aims of the industrial arts department. Shoreline provides facilities for experimentation in various industrial arts including wood shop, metal shop, auto shop, electronics and industrial and mechanical drawing. The students are also instructed in basic principles and project orien- tation. A new course added to the industrial arts cur- riculum this year was independent research. Inde- pendent Research enables a student to explore any specific interest he may have in more depth than possible in a classroom and with little supervision. Since the project is left up to the student, the types of projects are varied. Tom Menard, a senior, re- built a surplus x-ray machine which will be used for studying chrystal structuresg Jay Davenny, another senior, designed an auditorium which he determined would have the best accoustics by ex- perimenting with water waves and comparing them to sound waves.
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MR. ROMMEL FREITAG, left, is the head of the math department. He in- structs both advanced math and plane geometry. MRS. CAROLYN STEW- ART, above, teaches geometry. ln addition she is the adviser of Future Teachers of America. MATI-IEMAT I CS Mathematics is offered on several levels at Shoreline for the benefit of students who must ful- fill a math requirement and those who wish to fur- ther their knowledge in math. The curriculum in- cludes plane geometry, plane and solid geometry, algebra I-IV, trigonometry, math analysis, ad- vanced math and senior math. An annual nationwide mathematics contest was given at Shoreline the first two periods on Thurs- day, March 10. The exam, sponsored to create and sustain interest in mathematics among students in secondary schools, is geared for the above aver- age math student with a good score being about 10 points out of a possible 150. Awards are given to winning students in each school and the win- ning school in each district. The sum of the three highest scores, made by Susan Anderson, Kurt Steinke and Pat Stocklin, determined Shoreline's score. There were 97 students taking the exam. MR. ART ANDREWS, below left, teaches plane and solid geometry, algebra three and Trigonometry. In addition, he sells football tickets during the tall. MR. DEAN L. KIMBLE, below center, instructs geometry, algebra and trigonometry. MR. MAYNARD HEIEN, below right, in- structs algebra three, trigonometry and plane and solid geometry. Stan
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