James Whitcomb Riley High School - Hoosier Poet Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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'Q l 5 . . c I xx I L ngyovxrlml I V BUSINESS A-fs. Future secretaries, Mary Bottorff and In deep concentration is Charlene Pietraszewsl-ci, trying her hand at various journals in Vanessa Clay. accounting class. Knowing how to use an adding machine is a big help for Elizabeth Taylor finds it time saving to use shorthand symbols Roberta Shupert when she has to work on a budget. in place of words. 20

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2 V 22? -'H' 1 ' vwwwf - j ' ' you f 41 4 g . f yfzff 1 gg! s X Contrasting the noise of the operating power mechanics class to the quiet of the idle machines, this empty room reflects the solitude of the classroom ma YWZT f ,nn It 4 The process of drawing two dimensional figures, jim Swintal demonstrates, requires concentration as jim shows in drafting class. 19 N 5 I i J, , ' 1 f an Kevin Kidder is so involved with his work in wood shop class that he doesn't notice the photographer.

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WCDRKI 'G WHILE LEARNING fb The Co-op officers discuss their jobs with Miss Wisler. QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Miss Wisler, Kitty Hall, Linda Zimmer, Joanne Prosicki, Geri jaskowiak, Charmaine Varga, and Margie Castro. Industrial Co-operative Training CICTD, Co-operative Education CCOEL and Distributive Education CDEJ work jointly with the local businesses to employ and teach students who wish to go into that field. ICT deals with the training of medical persons, printers, etc. COE members are future secretaries. All of the COE members have typing skills as Well as other business abilities. The DE members plan to adopt marketing and sales as their fu- ture fields. iii i Q ,C 'EL The ICT officers took time before their jobs to pose for a picture. FIRST ROW: Gail Moody, Debbie Ritter. SECOND ROW: Tim Gillen, Ledena Layton, and john Viehe. THIRD ROW: Lyn Lively, Terry Miller. 21