Lutheran High School - Images Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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THE KEYBOARD 4 2 1 1 3 4 4-FINGERS CE' 3 5 rx, 5 s. 3 i xiii-Pl-L3 , l 31 41 I 5 6 7 8 9 0 T . E R Cr ivliu I o Plllitl ' R X-T vt V I' Q A s n K L 5 B EB 'if FD 8 B I J .,,AAA, f X,J -Elite BAR , W ,,,, , ,.,,, , ,, ffiwf ' filfji' g V p C 'V' 'T , Q 2 BUI Recognizing the need not only to prepare students for further academic work but also for the practical world of careers and business, Lutheran High School, from its very beginning, included the teaching of typing and business procedures in its program. Mrs. Cheryl Fahle, herself a former secretary and business school teacher, began this year to teach students the fundemental typing and business skills they will need to pursue a career in this area, Many college oriented students also take typing, of course, in anticipation of the research papers they will he expected to produce as they move up the academic ladder. ESS :rr TAKES candid TUDLS TU BUILD A CDDB LIFE N. -1 vu sf'-rr' v-. 1 ' i -we etififf-'H .sr -i W s 1-as .1 - has . 1 .ewrviaffi fftfaykfwfzfg.-'s :lg 5 ' Q , - 4 Y fC:1r.s'xs's':f : :-. I who

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Our own Western Civilization traces its beginnings to ancient Greece. Sculpture and student constructed models were used to illustrate the culture of that age. A modern day monk visited the class to describe the monastic life in the medieval church. Students had their appetites for history whetted when they and Mr. Becher became Chinese chefs for a day and sampled the culinary delights of that country. in af, Y W5 Wfitfi 5,12 '77 5 iff! if ff? ..... , ,,,f , i ,f ,a My ,,

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