Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Above: Scott Link takes a break from typing to check his paper. Above: Jennifer Kline works hard on her assignment in Bookkeeping. Right: Susan Wallace practices her techniques in shorthand. Business 9

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aCove l rocjreSS Business courses here at Benton are very impor- tant to the students. They prepare them for prob- lems which may arise sometime in the future. The teachers love to see the students progress from the beginning of the year to the end of the semester. The business classes offered at Benton are: Typ- ing, Advanced Typing, Basic Business, Practical Business, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Office Machines, Clerical Practice, Cooperative Occupa- tional Education, and Vocational Practical Business. Above: Lisa Slagle and Lisa Nurski find it difficult to break their concentration from bookkeeping even when they are being shot by a photographer. Above Left: In Office machines, Rona Deatherage and Mike Norris are busy at work. Below: Bill Palmer leans back in his chair thinking about a question with classmates Kevin Tracy, Jennifer Kline, and Linda Roberton working hard. Below I,eft: Julie Schawinsky concentrates hard in office machines even though Gail Randall finds it relaxing enough to take her shoes off.

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I eft: Band and Pompon Girls show their spirit and team work at halftime of a football game. Right: Eddie McDowell turns around to check on the next selection to be played. Left: Mr. Reese and his band students practice on Hyde Playground during school. a ne Jlrt provide (Enjoyment to the Car, an cl DooJ for SoJ 10 Fine Arts Instr.