Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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LISTENING TO DIA- LOGUE during French 3, Brian Spencer waits Io repeal thc conversa- tion of thc speakers. plmlu hy lun lurksun -Q ,

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SPANISH II STUDENTS are required to translate dialogue from their text- books. Mrs. Esther Tuttle helps Tod Vedock in correcting verb tense. plmln by Ian Iarksuu L ' y 22 Diversifiefl cultures A y

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X selling basis needs Society influences coursework As the world became more industrialized, the more it seemed that computers were taking the jobs of the workers. For this reason more people were needed to run these computers. With the computer era, more students realized the need to learn how to operate write programs offered in a course book. The use of graphics was also studied. In Computer Science 2 program- ming was made even more complex through Database programming, along with a modem usage course. Modems were used as a communica- tions device to contact com- approximately twenty-five stu- dents per class with about seventeen computers per classroom, students were forced to double up on the terminals. Doubling up for some is an advantage if your partner knows more than said sophomore Jamie youll! Richardson. On the other r. They began to classes to learn the skills. puter boards to find out dif- ferent w' ithout hand, time on the computer. -by Lara Smith' it meant less working yn' ,ig gd,--MN ' . X213 J ri 3 in . so afsfwf-T'5 L H' 1 N. R? t.Q,'4 qv-