Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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To keep their balances straight, Danie Becker, Bonnie Sparkman, and Mike Baca use the adding machines in this Bookkeeping class. Skill Increased in usiness MARY LYNN Shorthand II, Transcription, Typing I This Typing I class strives for accuracy during a typing excercise in the prepara- VIOLA CROPP Personal Typing Typing I, Shorthand I tion of a manuscript. MAXINE LUDI JUAISIITA DUNSWORTH General Business, Typing I- H- Personal Typing, Shorthand I Typing I

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MARJORIE FOX Department Chairman Bookkeeping I, Office Practice Trying to keep up with the recording, Marsha Cook takes her time on getting accuracy in her Shorthand class. Susan Myer practices one of the many requirements needed in the business world in this Office Practice class. A working knowledge of basic business skills is the goal of the students taking the business courses. Typ- ing, shorthand, general business, transcription, book- keeping and office practice are offered to acquire the needed skills. New opportunities are opened to persons who take the business classes. Personal needs are also fulfilled when a student takes one or more of these courses. Studies become easier when the student is able to organize and keep track of the required work. By learning the basic business skills, the student becomes well-rounded. NANCY SANCHEZ Typing I 8L II, Shorthand I

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BEN FETHERSTON Department Chairman Visual Fundamentals, Painting, Ceramics LYNN JOHNSON Visual Fundamentals, Art II i l Y Instructor, Ben Fetherston explains to Elaine Thrift how to get unity and variety in a charcoal Art Exhibit Showcases Skills Creativity is the key to self-expression, and in the art classes taught by Ben Fetherston and Miss Lynn Johnson creativity is accented to the utmost. Stu- dents in visual fundamentals, painting, and ceramics classes are instilled with the techniques and skills necessary to express their ideas and emotions in an accomplished and skilled manner. Through their ex- periences with creating their own works of art, stu- dents learn to appreciate more fully the works of great painters and sculptors and to more fully realize the worth of the art forms with which they come in contact every day. 40 5' -....,.. Russ Saunders and John Swatzell study a piece of sculpture during the Art Department's semester art exhibit.