Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Setting type by hand IS a facet of printing that must be practiced over and over for perfection jim Hammer Steve Chambers Micky Harris and jerry De-an become proficient at this task In print shop Ben Wllls a journalism II student pastes up Telstar at th table as another paper gets ready to go to the print e light shop Classes introduce useful Information for future Northwest offered a variety of specialized courses which Oave 1 business minded student a head start toward the career of his choice Il secretarial office worlx was an intended YOCHUOII there were 7 electives that helped prepare students for such a career The instructors involved in teaching typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and general business helped beginners to climb the steps to becoming better businessmen. Journalism classes, under the supervision of Miss Maureen Cunningham, brought the basic principles of the journalistic field to the students. In journalism I - II and Publications, I - IV, students learned about such things as lead Writing, make-up, and printing devices used in newspaper and yearbook work. 13

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Figures are a snap 'For lay Mills, a machine calculation pupil. He finds math is made easy with the use of new electric machines. Practice makes perfect . . . is the motto of the students enrolled in the l4 typing classesg rhythm and coordination are involved. Take me to your leader, in this case, Dr. Shuck-boy's shop teacher. Boys are attired in goggles, aprons, and other familiar garb. 12

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Mike Eberhard, Steve Sfephanoff, and Sandy Sanford seem to disagree on a basic point in their family living course. .Q ' 7' 'Q E I 1 1 14 a i , i