Tampa Bay Tech High School - Titan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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ln A Computerized Society Data Processing Training Offers Many Job Opportunities Today more than ever businesses are relying on computers to post and record information, store valuable knowledge and perform tasks that once required a staff of clerical workers. Typing, Business math, bookkeeping and above average intelligence are the skills necessary to work in this shop. Students majoring in Data Proces- sing go through three sequences before they actually work the automatic machines in Data Processing. Tenth graders begin with a general business education training. Eleventh graders progress on to the more difficult skills of bookkeeping. Finally, as a senior the academic scholar must spend three hours a day in actual Data Processing and two hours in clerical VOE. Mr. Moll and Mr.iCraddock lead students through a sequence of training which includes the use of automatic machines and work with unit record and computer theory. 'alum ,WK Vanessa tries to understand the computer after missing a week in class for the yearbook. Robert Pate used the sorter to determine the finalists in the TBT calender. MV- MOH discusses C0mPUfe Pfogfaming with CindYWl'1ifmaf1- Mr. Moll and Mr. Craddock review the fundamentals of the key- punch machine. 156

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fn K -. -. .mg-,.:s,. Cathy Lenoir awaits the outcome of a new hair style. Wig cutting, styling and coloring are a part of Cheryl Bethencourts' training. Pauline Muscato shampoos a customer. Cosmetology Demonstrates Manual Dexterity To learn all the skills necessary to enhance physical beauty is the goal of the cosmetologist. Scalp treatment, hair cutting, facial makeup application, hair curling and shaping, hair styling and coloring, and wig care are the skills that must be mastered for state licensing. The students will spend a minimum of 1200 hours in the shop, over a two year period. 155

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,1 ' f-Y Dental Assistants The Decay Killers Dr. Cammeron prepares to fill a patient's tooth. Kathy Darville operates in the dental laboratory. Jenny Johnson trimming a tooth model Anyone who has ever been in a dental office under- stands the duties of a Dental Assistant. Aside from her secretarial duties, the Dental Assistant is responsible for taking care of laboratory equipment, assisting the doctor in filling teeth and other dental procedures and assuring the patient of good care. Students at Tampa Bay Tech training as a Dental As- sistant spends part of their time in academic classes and part in actual dental practice. This internship is a requirement that all students must fulfill according to state law. Intern experience may be obtained in a private office or, as at Tampa Bay Tech, in a dental clinic. A Dental Assistant's training does not end with technical skills. This is a position which requires poise and self- confidence and the ability to work and deal with Doctors on a Professional Level. , 157