Stevens High School - Sabre Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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Different forms of art were offered to stu- dents during the year. Students could start with basics in Art I and Work through Art IV, each year bettering abilities as artists. Other art courses that were offered to students were Commercial Art, for any student wishing to go on in commercial advertising, and Interior Design to give students an oppor- tunity to learn and express their ideas of design. Stevens has talented artists Pratt Harkins arranges a sketch as Ann Meyer looks on. Chuck Thomas and Dennis Yahne make a rough draft. I

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Karen Carland really likes her job as a secretary at the National Guard Camp. ' Theresa Mumm enjoys helping others and thus likes working in the nursing home.

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MEZZ' Rhonda Lynn and Carol Jensen point out essential articles a baby needs. Preparing for a new life Due to the split sessions in the Central High building at the beginning of the year, Home Economies students had many adjustments to make in their currioultun. However, most stu- dents agreed that it was worth the wait to get to the new equipment at Stevens. New kitchens gave students the opportun- ity to cook with some of the latest equipment. Students also made outfits on new sewing ma- chines. In addition to cooking and sewing, Home Economics students learned techniques to help them in their households. Marcia Eckers and Bonnie Hirning check utensils in the drawer during a Home Economics class.