Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Students profit from business skills Students with occupational interest found Business Department courses that provided them with the knowledge nec- essary for employment, business and industry. The curriculum included Typing, Book- keeping, Record Keeping and Personal Typing. Even more technical were Data Processing, Business Machines, Shorthand, Office Practice and Business Law courses. New courses added to the department were Shorthand-Transcribing and Office Education-Secretary. Distributive Education, a course which began here in 1960, enabled students to learn more about the selling and mer- chandising of today. Team teaching, an innovation in typing classes, enabled teachers to give more individual attention to students. Under the supervision of Mrs. Nancy Perry, chairman, were eight teachers, including one added to the staff this year. The Distributive Education Club of America, a chapter of a national or- ganization, provided interested students with helpful techniques in business and was open to iuniors and seniors en- rolled in DE. right: Busily striking away at the typewriter, Sandy Walker finishes her assignments. lower, right: Working as a group, Mrs. Perry's Shorthand class transcribes attentively. center, right: As Mrs, Stevenson, student teacher, explains the forms of letters, Brenda Catt takes notes. far, right: Learn- ing the techniques of Data Processing, Dottie Milner watches Gary Eyster closely. 62

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If-A .... above: Richard Prall keeps an eye on his American Literature class as he checks papers. right: Gary Levy, Cassie Spencer and Leslie Kahn appear in a class production of Oedipus Rex. Mrs. Emma Lou Abdalla American Literature, Junior Core, replaced at Christmas by Mrs. Betty Hancock Ronald Atkins Drama I,II, Stagecraftg Sponsors Thespians Troupe 879, Las Candileias, sophomore class Mrs. Donna Aubrey English IV Mrs. Muriel Beaven English III, Writing Experiences Dole Bivens Speech I, Debate, Communications Media, Sponsors Speech Club, National Forensic League Miss .lo Boughton English Il, Journalism, Sponsors Crest, Sandian, Dr. Tom Erhard Chapter of Q8fS Edwin Brady English II, Reading Skills Mrs. Patricia Channon English III Mrs. Genevieve Charron English IV, MythoIogyfFoIklore Mrs. Lula Daudet English II, English IV Miss Barbara Dillon English Il Miss Susan Ely English II, English IV Miss Patsy Griffin English Il, English IV 64 Engli h courses emphasize I E .ish is 3 Z3 .-'A T,ff2Q1:zZ1,geZi Fa? A , 'fx '- Y' i T. lfimfeila 1 V' ' , f 'IiffQjQ'1sfggf, 'Q ' ' A i iff??wifY A ., ,it 'fs