Golden West High School - Sunset Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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•oemoN ‘i 0 fa !'fO Photos by Chuck Przybylski TOP: Typing teacher Elaine Tavlian watches to make certain her stu- dents proofread, proofread, proofread. ABOVE: Brandy Caine and Charicc Rchfcld keep their eyes on Gannon Boyd in their typing class. RIGHT: Karen Hipp practices her typing skills. 78

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Jon Awbrey Dopt. Chairman Crafts Bob Meier Art Jim Powell Band Orchestra Jeff Seaward Choir Lee Tcrkelson Journalism Photography Yearbook Mike Wilson Drama American Literature LEFT: Brent Fellows admires the mobile he made in his art class. BOTTOM LEFT: Choir director Jeff Seaward and Tim Taylor team up for a duct during the Christmas assembly. BELOW: Tim Ferguson and Jennifer Lcwin per- form for their drama class. 77 Watt Black

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Boa Soxman Do pi. Chairwoman Word Procsssing Computor Lito racy Milt Miller Compulor Accounting Record Kooping Businoss Rex Robertson Computor litoracy Martha Sordon Koyboarding Businoss Math Computer Bus. Sk. Elaino Tavlian Typing Computor Skits Shorthand Ken Walters Student Store U.S. History Typewriters Disappearing ‘In the next five years we will probably not have any typewriters’ Take a look at the pictures on this page. Such scenes may ccome a thing of the past before next year’s freshmen graduate. “The department is becoming completely computerized,” aid Bea Soxman, Business Department Chairman. “In the next ive years, we will probably not have any typewriters, but all omputers.” Business teachers agree that some business courses are ecoming more, if not completely, computerized. “Computer Accounting became fully computerized with the ew IBM PC’s and the new software,” said teacher Milton Miller. Other changes have also occurred in the Business Department this year. “This is the first year since the beginning of Golden West that the Business Department hasn’t had to share its facilities with another department on campus,” said teacher Elaine Tavlian. “We’ve shared it with the English Department mostly. Ollier departments have also shared our building throughout the past eight years. Now, Mrs. Malone (business aide) finally has her own desk.” TOP LEFT: Rex Robertson uses an overhead projector to make a point in his computer literacy class. LEFT: Gabriel Rivas gets ready for a timed typing session. ABOVE: Business Aide Joyce Malone assists Bill Sartin.