Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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l 1 l 5 , 'Mx . 3 4 AN Xxssk N Nw' BX. rfb- 3 xx ll 1. Verlene Chlodlnl Lenlse Christopher Gerald G. Clark Robert D. Cremer English, National Honor Society English Science Social Studies, English wg. 'R M.. 8 l ' on X ' 5 J gin... 1. Working hard, Ron Boone concentrates on his project. 2. William Graves gets a pointer from Mr. Dixon. 3. Handing out homework puts a smile on Mrs. Dodd's face, but not on the studentsi A. While the other students are hard at work, Paul Ruston takes time out for a lollipop. 5. Trying to make a straight line, Mike Daileda drafts. 6. Asking for Mr. Dlxon's advice can be very helpful, as Kevin Smith found out. 7. Working hard to complete his home design, Craig Clemmens combines talent and originality. 8. Business Involves much of hard work and determination, and Lisa Brower sure knows that. fPhotos by J. Story: portraits by Albert 8a Jamesj Business X Drafting 23

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Students Learn the uBusiness of Drafting The Business Department has expanded a great deal This year. The newest addition was Coach Hayden's Business and Law Class. This class let students face real life problems dealing with business and law. First and second year accounting classes taught students the basic skills needed for doing income taxes and other things that they will need to know in the future. Co-Op and Work Experience gave students a chance to experience the working world and what it is like. Other classes such as shorthand, office machines, general busi- ness, and record keeping were also offered. Coach Hayden believes that these Business courses gave the students a solid business background, and since society today is run on a business atmosphere, these courses were very helpful. Drafting classes gave students an under- standing of basic architecture by teaching them the basic ideas behind designing homes. Each student completed a number of projects, including the designing of a home. By taking drafting, students widened their interest as to a future in architecture. ,gl 4 . B A rf' . - ,,.p.:. R . , gg X is Ek. . tt eil N Wllllom T, Byrnes Victor G. Calvin Sandra J. Coney Social Studies, Soccer rneqdj Social Studies Math, Dept. Coordinator

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Sewing, cooking and cleaning are fun acTiviTies The Culinary ArTs classes This year made a big move: They moved To room 124. The Culinary ArTs Depart- menT is made up of The following classes: Housing and lnTerior De- sign, Child DevelopmenT, Foods, Clolhing, and lndependenT Living. The mosT popular classes in The Culinary Ads DeparTmenT were Clolh- ing and Foods. These classes made very inTeresTing Things: The CloThing class made skirls, and warrn-up suiTs, while The Foods class enjoyed making cookies. w., ,. 1...-u.wi aw 5,.,,. . 'mes Y' J F A 2 zffsgsx A 241 Culinary 91 l if Richard W, Criles Thomas G. Daly Robert C. Da English Science Social Sfud Bowling