Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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F D. This student solves some financial prob- E. Junior Melissa Young runs the printing F. These girls gain valuable experience in lems in Business class. machine while Jon Stephenson looks on. Office Machines. BUSINESS 21

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Learning So many students these days are getting more and more inter- ested in the business world. They may find that certain skills are needed to maintain the profession of typists, consumers, accoun- tants, lawyers, etc. Students here perfect these many talents as they work very hard to prepare for their much wanted goals and ca- reers. A A. Senior Jeff Hoover works out some very hard problems in Accounting. 8. Junior Jean Pendleton improves her typing abilities in Office Machines. C. Students must try very hard to get good scores on their timed writings in Typing I. to Lead in Business 20 BUSINESS

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Industrial Arts Prepares Students The Industrial Arts Department trains students for vocational oc- cupations. They are able to work with various machines and make up their own creations in wood- shops. auto maintenance, power mechanics, printing, architectural drawing and plastics. c D A. Sophomore John Lewis adds the final touches to his mechanical drawing project. B. These students try to fix an engine in auto maintenance class. 22 INDUSTRIAL ARTS C. Senior Kenny Seay takes some time out to fix a friend's car. D. Darren Riley and Jim Reddick begin a woodshop project. E. Senior Brian Lovins listens carefully as partner Jeff Combs describes his architec- tural drawing.