Edward Drummond Libbey High School - Edelian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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V., . l ' l ey re ere, James have you heard the NN'N 'TT' J, latest? Noi What? 1 Everybody's talking about ,. them. What? They're all P ' over Libbey! What? The computers of course! Libbey has indeed entered the high tech era. Computers are everywhere. lf you peek in the guidance coun- selors office, you're likely to see someone at the IBM computer doing scheduling, or updating grades. The guidance area has been utilizing computers for about eight years. The business department has been using computers for some time. This is the fourth year that they are being used in the Data Accounting programs. The Executive Secretary and COE programs are using them for the first time this year. The students in the business department use the Radio Shack TRS 80 computers for reviewing the typing keyboard, word processing, and accounting applications. An Intro- duction to Microcomputers course is also taught where students have hands-on experience on the computers. Taking a look in the Math lab you'll see the Math teachers working on Apple 2E computers. They have utilized them for about a year to assist them in their recordkeeping. IBM computers are used in the publication of the school newspaper, the Crystal. This is the first year that the newspaper staff has had equip- ment available to assist in editing and justifying margins. As you pass the field house you may see students waiting for a teacher so they can go into the computer lab. This area is available to all students through their teachers. The teachers may select lessons appropriate to their subject area, and, with the assis- tance of Mr. Paul Czerwinski the computer lab teacher, the Control Data computers make it possible for all students to have experience with computers. Last year a pilot course called . F Ton a Rodri uez Mr. McKee and ll.isa Klostermeier l rv Dee Dee Johns and Willie Besancon. 1' 0 'gh e Y 9 y , prepare the Crystal. l l 1 l Mr. Bryan Reamsnyder and Mrs. Applied Economics was Libbey. With the introductioh of this Junior Achievement prograifn came an Apple computer. The stutients in this course get the opportunity to use the computer for economic applica- tions. j Yes, they have truly arrived. enter student data. Whether you are in the Skill C walking past the field house, near offices on the first floor, up in Math Department or working on newspaper, you'll see comput High technology has invaded Lil: High School.

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