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2 a ’ Lomouter Eans Progress Progress, technology, and extension of the human brain come to mind when one thinks of the TRS-80 computer. This latest addition to the business department is capable of talking to its operator. The TRS-80 evaluates given information and acts on its own find- ings. Students do not get extra credit for working with the computer. It’s used during spare time so it assures that the students use their time constructively. Because of the lack of hardware, which is the computer, and software, the programs, there are only two TRS-80 computers. All business stu- dents must use these computers and since data processing is only a semester course, it is impossible to assign re- quired projects. Hopefully, accounting, business math, and economics classes will use the TRS-80 computers in the near fu- ture. 114 Business TOP — The business department is not all computers. Renee McCurry finds that it takes just as much concentration for filing. BOT- TOM — Melissa Phelps works with a TRS-80 computer, one of the new additions to the business department. =
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Hirt |s Creating “Art is creating, discovering and put- ting new ideas together.” This explana- tion came from junior Agnes McClain who is an art student. Beverly Putnam’s art classes defi- nitely discover and create. They work with weaving, calligraphy (the art of beautiful writing), mixed media, rub- bings and many other different types of art. Although Mrs. Putnam’s classes have explored many areas of art, the two key areas for the year have been advertising arts and art careers. This is to disprove the notion that all artists are crazy, that all artists starve themselves in attics or that art is only pictures hanging in museums. It is to show that art can be a practical career with many pos- sibilities. TOP — Art I students learn the tedious task of warp- ing aloom. BOTTOM LEFT — Lynn Powell finishes repairing her loom so she can start working. BOT- TOM RIGHT — Students use still life art as a model to draw by. Art 113 AS
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TOP LEFT — Pam Taylor does her filing for busi- ness. TOP RIGHT — Denise Lail demonstrates how the TRS-80 is used. BOTTOM LEFT — Laura Gantt uses the TRS-80 in her spare time. BOT- TOM RIGHT — The adding machine makes work a little easier for Wanda Kee. Bi Business 115
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