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11... W Joe Reed studies while an enemy spaceship lurks in the background. General Business The business department is designed to give students an idea of what a business career involves. Many of the business courses Ike offers are helpful not only in professions but in home management. Business law teaches the basics of everyday law. Students studied vocab- ulary words, cases, kept notebooks, and took weekly tests to help increase their their knowledge. Recording entailed record keep- ing for small businesses with class discussions about solving problems. Business courses give students an idea of what kind of career in business they would like to pursue. sam, elf' Jw .. 11. Sharon Smith takes down her teacher's dictation on management. Annette Humphrey listens intently to the class discussion going on around her.
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Developmenfs in Photography Photography is a subject that takes a lot of time and practice. First year photography is the toughest part. The first quarter is mostly taking notes on the history of photography. Second and third quarter photojournalism entails learning how to use a camera and the fundamentals of developing film and printing. Photography teaches its students that there is more to taking pictures than clicking a shutter. As the year goes on, the Photo l classes experiment with different types of filters, and practice using automatic flashes and close-up lenses. Photo ll goes into more detail than Photo I, using special effects and advanced printing techniques. Warren Shaffner listens as Mr. Weems explains how to use filters. Photo I students wrote reports to help expand their knowledge. Tianne Jones works on hers. Smile or l'll shoot! - Byron Jubert
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l P., 'ww . . ,, , f . K ' ewrfww-frrr1r. , , T- Typm for Tomorrow of The most popular course offered at Ike was Typing l. It T teaches students the parts of the keyboard and the ' machine itself as well as how to type formal business let- ters, manuscripts and reports. Students were tested on speed and accuracy. Typing is an advanced course that prepares students for careers that involve the need for this skill. .L 'fl Mrs. Kaiser discusses the day's assignment. L 94 r Susan Noakes patiently practices her typing ability. How in the world did I type that? wonders Junior Michell Weems. . . f wig, v, , , w ' 4'-'f, 7 A .f . r -2 f ' T . T ' f-,:'Hf1L In v, f if f rf PT' 1 r ' ' V ,,,,, -and' 1 AM, ...walww gg, 1' ...W-' - 731.3-4:5572 A -A A I . Valerie Bielenda reads over what she typed. This book does not make sense, says Junior Kelly Medina
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