Crenshaw High School - Cougars Path Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Business Dept. T Y U I O P g hBQO; ,v b n m : In the Business Department, a student can learn and sharpen his skills in various courses such as Advanced Typing, Business Machine. Accounting, Shorthand, etc. A student can at least know how to type things such as business letters and re- summes, as well as more advanced skills in accounting, writing shorthand from dicta- tions, and much more. In other courses, a student learns to handle monev in an in- telligent business-like manner. ill j 1 Ms Spencer, Central State Universit 2 Claire de Elizalde, UCLA s Rose Strong. Texas Southern L ' nive 4 Claudia Graser, CSUN 5 Dons Minis. North Texas State Un 6 Rav Aldndge. Financial Manager

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Counselors and Advisors Always ready to lend a helping hand, the counselors of Crenshaw High are there when we need them. Everyone appreciates their counsel- ors the most when they reach their senior year. Now under a new system, the counselors have done their best to make ends meet. Also appreciated are the college and career advisors, who also help us plan our future. For those who want to work before they leave school, there is Work Experience. 1. Eugene Holder. UCLA 2. Charlene Mason 3. Charles Oshiro 4. Susan Ross, CSU San Diego 5. Lucresia Sturns USC 6. Joyce Washington College Adviser 7. James D. West Career Advisement 8. Grace Jordan Work Experience 120

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Industrial Arts Fine Arts The uniqueness of the Fine Arts Department exists in the many ways in which it serves the school. The Art Department is active in creating decora- tions and advertisements for school activities. The Photography class was in- strumental in helping take some of the pictures for the Yearbook and news- paper. The Home Economics class makes clothes for needy children each year. The An Department ' s involvement is the unique quality it possesses.