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El, ff J' fr Q? WV STEADY WORKERS Seniors Annette Broadway and ADDING IT ALL UP Michelle Munson work steadily to Lori Drye practices on the adding finish their lessons in Mr. Don machine to improve her skills in the Brook's class. Ottice Occupations class. PM l ti,,... I N' e Q ,f i ,V H ' I H. 4 A7 ,pq 1 7 GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS Mandy Simpson busily trys to finish the assigment betore the bell rings. to 5 if Numbers ' ' 133
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Anyway you figure it, we're . . Summing it up Two of the most advanced academic departments are the math and business departments. One reason for the futher development of these departments is the demand for the variety of skills offered in these classes. Some students are required totakeonlytwounitsofmath, while others are required to take three units. General Math I, Introduction to Alge- bra I, and Algebra I are offered to freshmen. The sophomores are offered General Math II, Introduction to Algebra II, and Geometry. Algebra II is offered to juniors and, as seniors, students can take Advanced Math or Consumer Math. Physics is another math class for seniors in which students TIMELY ASSISTS Mr. Don Brooks takes time out to assist Kim Meismer with the typing she is doing for her Office Oc- cupation class. 132 'Numbers study mechanics, heat, light, sound, and electricity. The business department also offers a large selection of classes, such as, Introduction to Business, Accounting, Typing I and Il, Shorthand I and II, Office Occ. I and II, and Data Processing I and II. In accounting, students learn howtosetupthefinancialside of a business. Typing I and II teaches students basic typing skills and how to use an electrictypewriter. Shorthand I and II is taught by using the Gregg method. Students learn how to use different office machines in Office Occupations I and II. In Data Processing I and II, students learn how to operate a computer and program. he -if la- ? ., .. as 4-Q X5 IS THAT RIGHT? Mrs. Thyra Drye's Advanced Math class checks their answers to see if they are doing them right. fu 4 V 3, 'E RRG
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KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS Sophomore Tonya McLaurin uses the computer in Mrs. Robin Barbee's tourth period to practice her typing skills. PRECISION CUT Gary Vanhoy uses the woodcutting machine in ITL to make precision cuts for one of the many projects. CONSTRUCTIVE PRODUCTION Cindy Page cuts out a design from construction paper tor an ITL project. 134 ' 'Computer Classes ' , MQ ' f , law
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