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MISS JESSICA STEVENSON Stenography, Bookkeeping, Oitice Practice MR. LAWRENCE SAMPSON Typing A I Business Ed. The Business Education Department seeks to de- velop certain practical and vocational skills in the student. Typing and business mathematics are two courses which are of great value to every student regardless of his intentional career. intensive vo- cational training is also altered through the pur- suit of such courses as advanced typing, office practice, stenography, and bookkeeping. The Distributive Education class is of great value, encouraging a practical application of vocational skills. The class works in close cooperation with local stores in developing certain selling and mer- chandising skills. -! MR. PHIL ROYER Distributive Education, Business Math S in MR. RON VEHRS Typing, Business Math 22
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Vocational Ed The manual skills are developed significantly through the Shop Department. The students are able to gain practical experience in such skills as drafting, woodworking, and other individual pro- iects which lead toward a chosen vocational goal. The shop provides an excellent background for a wealth of training and experience to benefit the student who intends to follow a vocational prep- aration course. The Homemaking Department stresses skills of an- other kind. It attempts to prepare the student for the responsibilities and duties of a household and family. The homemaking classes present the stu- dent with certain responsibilities and duties simi- lar to those they will be faced with in later years. lts value as a preparation for later life is undeni- able. TW ii , . .EL MRS. ANN DUCKER Homemaking MR. CARL PETERSON General Shop, Wood Shop, Photography -Hrswsfwumaiawdw' ' . '1. , 2,i.,1. -. . , ' Q ' ia T1 E' K' ft f. f !'- x 5 ' Ni ao 'QTQXNLN .2-52' J' X Wy' -Sm. whix JS-4' MISS GRACE BENJAMIN Homemaking .9 MR. FRANK BRATONIA Drafting, General Math, Russian
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