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Marjorie Messer, Charles Tutterow, Pat Cross, Alan Scott, John Swindell, Ruth Davis and Stepham Jordan practice centering in typing class. In office practice the girls learn to master sev¬ eral different machines. Here Karen Stevens and Pam Kutter operate comptometers while Sheila Hamilton types. BUSINESS Carolyn Ballinger and Barbara Bavender practice at the board in advanced short¬ hand class.
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Mrs. Carpender shows her second year class pictures of one of her recent visits to Mexico. Left to Right: Betty Rhinehart, Vickie Shaffer, Judy Neel, and Shirley Werking. Second Row: Sandra Waltz and Sandra Snowden. Third Row: Jerry Carlson and Vern Vanderbilt. This year a new method has been used to teach first year Spanish. In¬ stead of learning rules, conjugations, and vocabularies by memory, the students listen to Spanish sentences on tapes and records and learn to speak the language by hearing it again and again. This method has seemed to be highly successful and very enjoyable to all. SPANISH Como esta usted, senor Mendez? asks Howard Hurst of the first year Spanish class.
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Leona Burry sits as a model for the junior high art class. ART AND GOVERNMENT David Smith, Norman Scholl, Karen Stevens, Tommy Murray, Charles Heaston and Delmar Kerney work on one of their many art projects. Seniors in the government classes study not only the construction of our government, but also enjoy interesting discussions of current events. 21
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