Southwest High School - Scimitar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Expressing our minds. . . Expressing our souls. . Fiat? , - 'l' The art program at Southwest, under the instruction of lVIr. John Raue, has produced individual works of creativity and expression on the part of the students. Courses in art and crafts are offered. 1. Antonio Rodriques water colors a picture that shows a dark country road. 2. Haydee Rico and Sara Mungia show the acts of patience, imagination, and skill are a necessity in the world of art. 3. Art Forral made this form of art called Op.-Art. 4. Susan Avalos and Letty Estrella find the time and putting out the effort turns out to be something worth striving for.

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Memories captured forever in photographs recording enjoyment and pleasure llllr. Puda's immediate goal as a photog- raphy teacher is to show students how to use a camera and to explore themselves. His long-range goal is to provide the student with the skills and attitudes that he or she will be able to use effectively as an adult. 1. Laurie Livingston discovers a place for a proj- ect in beginning Photography. 2. Jose Luis Tamayo and Laurie Livingston show their skill in the print room. 3. Debbie Vanderpool captures a feeling and brings out her imagination. Y xsl fi ,fir A lx' .4:Vr , . XX glial i 'Q I fi lri ilftll lil ' tty L lt A' ll! ew' '51 V

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Business Education is very much involved with developing skills with which students will be able to obtain jobs. The courses offered prepare students for the world of work if they follow a definite sequence of elective courses in business. 1. Cindy Rhoten and Janet Crine take a course in shorthand to make words shorter. 2. Mickey Caddell and Rosalia Lizarraga tryout the new adding machines. 3. Julie Clark is taking a typing course in business education. 4. Jeff Jerkey uses a duplicator for a helpful purpose. 5. Learning about and liking the machines that make the world go smoother. We looked at new horizons and challenged r -lf f 4 l R f'f '--