Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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B U S I N E S S Howe Business Department . . . For Your Future Have you ever walked through the halls and heard the humming and click- ing of machines? You probably had en- tered the Business Department, headed by Ms. McNeish. There are a variety of classes offered, each of which teaches and perfects busi- ness skills. That writing which resembles hiero- glyphics is shorthand, taught by Mrs. Aman. It is a skill widely recommended and used in offices throughout the busi- ness world. It's also beneficial for taking notes on any subject. Howe also offers a great learning ex- perience with on the job training in classes like Cooperative Office Educa- tion, headed by Mrs. Perry and Market- ing Education, headed by Ms. Burford. Students receive the chance to earn money, a grade, and experience in an office atmosphere. So take the risk, have fun, and learn along the way. Stacey Ingels Above: Accounting students, Katrice Stansberry and Renita Moore, sum up their experience in the business department. It all adds up to skills that can be used in a future job or just to balance checkbook. Above: Smart, sincere students sharpen skills pre- paring for their time writing test. These keyboard students recognize that a typing skill is like money in the bank, and it looks great on any resume. 16

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Doris Duncan, Department Head James Komann James Lynch Charles Pirtle Bottom Left: Mr. Komann helps students with Above Top Right: James Worth beautifully repro- their artwork as The California Raisins bop in duces the Fourth Church of Christian Scientists, the background. which is located in the Irvington area. Above: What's in a name? James Weinke, Trisha Above Right: It took patience and thousands of Tolin, and Andy Lane discover their names can be dots to make up Mishell Parker's masterpiece, actual artwork, not just a signature in the corner. Art 15

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