Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Business Education Department Equips Secretaries for Future SECRETARIAL Block is a 2 hour block of courses which includes Shorthand, Transcribing, Mimeo- graph and other general office techniques. COE involves an on the job train- ing program so most of the students go to school half a day and work off campus the remainder of the day. A cycle system is used in this course to acquaint students with various office machines, from the rotary calculator to the transcriber. On the job problems are discussed and guest speakers are invited. Data Processing is also a very good field to get into according to Mr. Bruce Moore. In addition to Keypunch and Tab equipment operation an introduction to com- puter programming is offered. 26 ACADEMICS ENVELUPES fW'i'1f' Q is E ABOVE: Helen Edwards prepares the Offset Printer to run a job for a business education class. LEFT: Students prepare for a timed writingtoimprovetheir skills. Mr. Wallace Menckel, Business Department Head, Business Machines, Mr. Dan Bullard, Bookkeeping, Typing, Mrs. Edna Davis, Typing, COE, Miss Marilyn Evans, Typing, FBLA,Sponsor, Mr. Robert Fleming, Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Mrs. Grace Her- nandez, General Business, Shorthand, Rec- ordkeeping, Mr. Bruce Moore, Data Proces- sing, Typing, Mr. Paul Nunn, D.E. General Business, DECA Sponsor, Mrs. Sigrid Powers, Secretarial Block General Business, Senior Class Sponsor, Mr. C.O. Stephens, General Business, Business Law.

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75 fvs.-5, vs-s.,,,,m ROW 1: Dr. Harold Kanter, Department Head, English, Social Studies, Economics, Mr. Robert Anderson, Science, Math, Social Studies, English, ROW 2: Mr. Charles Ford, English, Science, Metal Shop, Math, Mrs. Arleen Larson, English, Social Studies, Math, Home Economics, ABOVE: Dr. Harold Kan- ter, discusses placement of a student with a prospective employer, one of the many duties as Department Head. IX.- 7.2.-. gp- ,....-1 wr.-1 139216 ' ,.,,,,, si. Nl l s xx XX:-I L - A Occupational Experience Gears Subjects Toward Emplo ment BELOW: Occupational Experience uses many special aids in class. SCHOOL work and on the job training is a winning combination for students enrolled in the Oc- cupational Experience program. Classes are geared toward prep- aration for employment. Students spend half a day in required subjects and the other time in elective classes. During their junior year, O.E. students are on campus for three O. E. classes in the morning and on the job in the afternoon. During their senior year, the students are on the job full time under school super- vision. They receive school credits for their work experience to enable them to graduate with their senior class. ACADEMICS 25

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Xt, .6 Pat McLaughlin works on a class project. Industrial Arts Laboratories Offer Student Explorator Occupational Opportunities INDUSTRIAL Arts laboratories, provide vast opportunities for students exploratory experiences, develop wholesome and safe working habits, allow for creativity in project design and provide for a feeling of student accomplishment, Characteristics, of quality, accuracy, and perseverance can be evidenced by examination' of basic and ad- vanced projects. Various new machines and equip- ment have been added to each of the industrial arts areas, Auto- mechanics, drafting, electronics, metals and woodwork. The updating of the laboratories helps simulate actual shop experiences, to tech- nological procedures employed in industry. Each shop area has followed a 'l000f0 eye safety program by pro- viding some form of eye protection to every student. rr ac S., ' , New, . lf I gif 1-We -wt is 4 'l ..---V4--s ' A V . -yi, yrs., ,V ww..-,.,,,,-,,,.,,.. ..,.,,,. 1, ,, ,. , fffz V1 - ,I N A 5 , Q . t, W w,,..,a.-. W 5: -' Y 5-2 1 J- .1 'fa' , 3 ,- L W Q- 'fa M2-,gffaf - t ,, -xt . ,- Vx-.. ,,... . -- ...:...a Q I 4' il' '31-1- V V. vi, A .M i L auf.-V 'I l ' A - lg, 0 . shop student. R-OW 1: Mr. Dale Orth, Department Head, drafting, Architectural drawingg Wesley Hoger, Auto Mechanics, ROW 2: Mr. Chester Law, Auto Mechanics, Woodwork, Mr. james Morgan, Electronics, ROW 3: Mr. Michael Nacinovich, Woodworkingg, Key Club Spon- sor, Mr. Gordon Rames, Metalwork, Key Club Sponsor, Mr. Richard Troxel, l.C.E., V.I.C.A. Sponsor, Metal Shop. ABOVE: Mr. Richard Troxel gives assistance to a Metal ACADEMICS 27