Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Science Department Focuses on Today's World Science is a new course focusing on today's world. There are countless opportunities for the science student to find a place in today's world. New careers in the sci- ence field are opening every day. The Science Department at Sherman High is con- cerned with preparing the student for a career in any science field, touching and dwelling on the broad con- cepts of biology, chemistry, and physics. Outstanding in the program are the laboratory assignments. The student is able to see science at work and can better comprehend what is trying to be explained. Science isn't all paperwork, it can be fun. .. .., Jeff Sanders, Mike Davis and Brenda Aly study during fifth period Physics class. Mr. Stephen Rogers gives lecture to sixth period Biology class. I W John Harrell, Bill Johnson, Jim Deason, and Dan Perkins per- form experiment in Chemistry lab. 28 Mike Moravec peers through microscope in Biol- ogy.

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fs. ' - .sp ,gif .sv l A - ,-as-4--vga I Mrs. Bernice Johnson explains typing skills to class. Business Education Vital to Modern World Business education is worthwhile for any student interested in a business-related field of employment. It prepares students for life in the outside world that will soon be opening up for them. Through the course, the student becomes proficient both in knowl- edge and performance of the aspects of the business field. Business relationships, techniques, attitudes, and knowledge are all necessary for an individual to understand and be able to successfully adiust himself to this important social institution. Business education is equally important for the consumer as it is for the producer. lt is a give and take field where knowing the right thing to do or say can determine the rela- tionship between consumer and producer. Business is vital to our modern world. It is the back- bone of America. 30 Rene Young, Darlene Kettlehut take speed test in Typing class. ww ss. A Q' W Mrs. Pauline Neblett assists Yana Polk in Typ- ing class. ,........... A . . . ' ,,,w,,....-ul' Mrs. Betty Bledsoe checks Rita Thayer's stencils in clerical practice.