Bella Vista High School - Remuda Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Arid Seminar Provide Student Creativity Op, pop, metal sculpture, three di- A mensional painting--from the ancient to .-:w- the avant garde, Bella Vista's art stu- dents create a little of everything. Advanced art students, of course, are ENRICHMENT SEMINAR POPULAR Art Seminar gives each student a chance to do his own work and bring good art to the atten- tion of our school and community. Under the direction of Mr. Ketelle, the club placed a booth in the Sacramento Spring F air for compe tition of scholarships and planned and financed the showcase in our cafetorium. Besides ex- pressing their artistic ability, a guest speaker film, and demonstrations completed the semi- nar programs. 33 5jrik,,fr- N able to handle more freedom in expression, while the lower echelon first gains a solid foundation in basic art principles . The goal of the Art Department is to provide freedom, flexibility, and scope enough for talent to develop. Courses are offered in ceramics and sculpture, drawing and painting, commercial art, and art I and II. The individual effort of the student is considered a great impor- tance and is rewarded as such. In the art wing, the Very walls of the rooms, which sing with a riot of color and design, are the best evidence that this is a suc- cessful philosophy. In addition, the Art Department tries to bring its art before r f1i-'1I the public and the school at large . My Q W rgjakw f sf? X 15 A ,fe A as Piiffje .Eff J

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Business Department Beasts Every student should have a voca- tional skill, whether or not plans include work, college, or marriage. This is Department Chairman Lee Murdock's emphatic view. Bella Vista's Business Department employs a relatively new program which makes it possible to pro- vide graduating seniors with vocational skills in one of three areas: stenographic, clerk-typist, or general office clerk. Following a planned and complete sequence of courses enables students to go directly to a job upon leaving high school. All successful graduates of this program are awarded certificates of proficiency which attest to this. Medical and legal secretaries are in great demand. Typing and shorthand are valuable to students in collegeg and to women who work after marriage. The possibilities that a vocational skill brings are great and the sense of independence is priceless throughout life. Graduates A representative of the National Cash D Register Company demonstrates new equipment to Tom Crawford and jim Gillespie. Business Machines class practices to perfect skill 34 Mr, Max Sloan Mrs. Ellen Ford