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Newspaper Staff Learns Writing Skills 1. The Newspaper Staff, front row. left to right. Patty Kasselman. Debbie DeWerff, Gail Dannebohm. Back row. left to right. Scott Fisher. Sherry Full bright. Melanie Bieberle. 2. Gail Dannebohm. the mad journalist, dreams up some ideas to put in te newspaper. Under the instruction of Atr. Tony Furse, the newspa- per staff was busy reporting on different sports, plays and other school activities. They learned most tech- niques in page layout construction, and writing copy and cutlines. Library Science Makes Future Librarians This year the Library Science class learned basic skills in library practices. They also gave book talks, helped out with story hours for grade school classes and performed most library services. 3. Susan Schachle thumbs through the file cards to make sure everything's in order. 4. The Library Science Class, front row. left to right. Sonya Seitz. Penny Barragan. Debra Ketch. Arlene Hewitt. Shari LeRoy. Back row. left to right. Darlene Hewitt. Susan Schachle. Elisabeth Biays. Kelley McGuire 13
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Business Is Really Booming Mr. Vogt and Mr. Harrington's economics and constitution classes met for three weeks to make a study of inflation. The students were divided into groups representing agriculture, bankers, consumers, government em- ployees, and labor unions. Each group did research and presented their plan for solving the inflation problem to the President of the United States and his economic advisor. These leaders who were selected by the teach- ers, then drew up a bill and presented it to Congress. The bill was debated, amended, and approved by the members of the two classes who served as Congress members. A new addition to the business department this year is Lesley Cooper. She teaches Typing I, Advanced Typing and Office Machines, and Shorthand. The Typing I students learn the basic skills of the typewriter. The Ad- vanced students get acquainted with many procedures that are used in the business office. Learning to take dictation is one of the skills the Shorthand students have a chance to learn. 14
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