Hauser Junior Senior High School - Jetstream Yearbook (Hope, IN)

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In Accounting II Mika Henderson works on a problem relating to depreciation. Accounting II applies what students learned in first year accounting and relates it to computers. ■V ' Tim Fields is helping Eric Miller with his practice set in second period Office Machines These practice sets were used to apply what they had learned in the 18 week course. Aprill Wisdom is preparing for an upcoming test by answering review questions in her workbook. General Business provides students with the general knowledge needed to run a household in real life. 10 Business

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Beth Ross solders her stain glass clock face together. Beth was in Crafts II, a class which was set up for independent study in four craft areas Textiles, metals and wood were the other three areas studied Sally Kelly, Angie Anderson and Tracy Jones work on their rugs in Crafts class. Tracy is drawing her design on the rug canvas while Sally and Angie hook theirs. Terri Beeker and Stephanie Seright transfer the technology murals onto the cafeteria wall The class worked on these drawings 12 weeks before transferring them onto the wall. Art 9

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Stacy Buckler, dressed up for nerd day, Toby Everroad, and John Caldwell are ready to begin a modified block style letter in seventh period Typing I. This course teaches students the fundamentals of typing The Real Thing We bring real life into the classroom, explained business teacher Mrs. Donna Sanders. Our courses deal with situations that everyone will encounter once they enter the real world. In Mrs. Sanders' general business class everything from writing your own resume and learning the etiquette of going for a job interview to managing money, balancing a checkbook and filling an Income Tax Return were covered. For the student's first semester final exam they completed a simulated two month check writing packet instead of the usual standardized tests. They had to write each check, record them, and balance their checkbook for each month. Typing I II are taught by Mrs. Denise Ollestead. The course taught students the entire keyboard and built accuracy and speed. They learned how to type simple form letter styles, tables, and reports. I feel that typing is an essential course that everyone should take. With what I have learned, I could now type my own resume and reports, stated Amy Martin. Typing II is geared for sfudents that are considering a secretarial position after they have finished high school. This class was much more computer oriented than first year typing. Grading of all letters, tables, and reports was based on a mailable, unmailable system. Students typed in their classroom assignment, proofread it, saved it, and turned it in. If there were typographical errors or major structural errors it is unmailable and must be redone until it is mailable. I try to get my students as ready for an office situation as I can. The best way to accomplish this is to actually do what would be expected of them on the job, stated Mrs. Ollestead. I want to be a secretary and after the classes that I have taken here, I feel I am fairly well prepared for what is ahead, stated Lisa Ray. Tracy Day is preparing for a one munute timed writing in sixth period keyboarding This class was a nine week course designed to prepare seventh graders for computer Literacy which is taken the following year. Business 11