Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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Mrs. Austin spends first year in EHS Mrs. Cindy Austin spent her first year at EHS this year teaching Typing I, Advanced Typing, and Shorthand. On April 29, she took six students to the Brown Mackie Invitational Skills Contest in Sali- na to compete in business topic areas. The General Business classes, under the instruction of Mr. Larry Vogt, took field trips to see different businesses. They went to Rocky's IGA to check prices of different brands of products in order to compare them. They also toured the People's State Bank here in Ellinwood and the new Dillon's store in Great Bend to view their operation and equipment. Mr. Vogt's accounting students set up and operated their own businesses in order to get a better under- standing of the bookwork involved in running a business. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Cheryl Oberle and Micci Powell listen attentively in ac- counting. General Business students Stacie Brown, Lorri DeWerff, Waynette Huckfeldt and Randy Long work on assign- ments. Machelle O'Neal and Stephanie Sturtz, the only students in Shorthand, work on their skills. The General Business class holds a discussion first hour. Mr. Larry Vogt and Jean Feist seem to disagree on an accounting problem. Dorothy Campbell prepares to type her next assignment in Advanced Typing. Working diligently to improve their typing skills are Janelle Sanko. Patty Harrington and Kraig Clawson. Mrs. Cindy Austin checks typing assignments for er- rors. Debbie Spring, Doug Hood and Martin Ahrens work on various assignments during General Business. JoEllen Klepper types while Ruth Worman looks on.

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Science department adds computer class Computer Science, under the instruction of Mr. Kirk Leslie, is a new class this year in the Science Depart- ment. Using two computers, the students write and run programs in the Basic computer language. On March 27 the computer science class went to Kansas Universi- ty in Lawrence to see the larger computers there. Mr. Bob Robins took his Advanced Biology students to Hays to attend a college class and listen to an instructor lecture about area plants. They also viewed the Fort Hays X-Ray program. The class also made several local trips to fields, ponds, and rivers to identify plants. v Both Physics and Chemistry are laboratory classes taught by Mr. Leon Sobba. He helps the students with experiments and emphasizes their being able to make accurate observations, analyzing data and drawing ac- curate conclusions.