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n. 5 ,fe 4W'. is E --idiwwgs! ABOVE LEFT: Students in the large typing room polish their skills on new electric ma- chines to the beat of music. ABOVE: Giving serious thought before he writes is Steve Rthrock, '79, LEFT: September sun streams into the air conditioned room where Jo Sheets, '80, and her classmates are at work.
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Elnimf-afaicmiim M39 iimfoums The rise in prices of many goods brought home to students the prob- lem of inflation. Prices have risen 8- 10 percent each year, although many salaries have not. lt has re- quired people to learn to manage their money wisely. Business courses helped students to budget their income and introduced them to many jobs in the business field. Courses such as typing, short- hand, recordkeeping, accounting, office practice, business law and consumer economics were offered. Class projects familiarized students with obligations that business offices have to the public. Business teachers included Charles Conklin, Ron Shaffer and Mrs. Susan DeAngelis. i 14 TOP: Listening for instructions is Pat Mc- Donald, '79. ABOVE: Busily working on their assignments are the members of recordkeep- ing class. FAR LEFT: Taking time off from working on his assignment to talk to a friend is Joe Wright, '79. RIGHT: While she types, Julie Wempe, '81, takes a look at her work.
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etpeefae Q1 aw. a21zLpEloLPe A variety of art courses were offered to students at Topeka West. Besides art exploration, a prerequisite to all other art courses, students could take design, ceramics, jewelry, drawing, opaque painting, and tex- tile design. Students tried their hand at various projects ranging from silk- screening to setting a stone in a ring or a bracelet. Joining returning teachers Royce Fleming, Mrs. Barbara Parks and Mrs. Gretta Anderson was Ass't Prin. Jack Taylor, who taught one section of art exploration. vt? ir' ' sw: av-1 RIGHT: Getting help from his teacher, Jack Taylor, is Craig Preisner, '81. TOP: Forming a clay pot in pottery class is Linda Watkins, '79. ABOVE: Debating whether or not to make a change on her design is Connie Houser, '79. . , - A. y 4 ' hffewfmg 5,
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