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Practical Skill Taught In Business Education rv- my ---M w,,,,.,...,-X' y if at -W .--ft iiii M I -.,. Mr. Wayne Robinson Miss Gail Wright . Kathy Wheeler and Laurie Zeller are pictured taking notes in Miss Janet .lock's briefhancl class. Joan LaDue types on a stencil during her study period. Mrs. Helen Kappler operates ci ditto machine.
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ls' qv ' J 1 l 1 1 if . A JI I Lp t A 4' 3 5? My -vw,-.M,,, w Teacher assistant, Charisse Stein, looks on as Mrs, Laura Jacobs points out necessary information for production work. Business Education is one of the more W we - practical departments in the curriculum. The wiitillwtt'-SQ best known classes are typing and short- , i' hand, but numerous other courses have opened up iobs for many students. W JA 44,5 M Distributive Education is for just that pur- g I im K J A pose. Students in these classes spend half 'tfl si, 'I ' 'W a day at school taking courses needed for ' ' graduation, and spend the afternoon at sty- their jobs. They receive credits toward grad- 't B uation for their work experience. Approxi- mately seventy-tive students were involved in the program this year. Many students get jobs, either part-time or permanent, through their business educa- lt saga, tion teacher. Each year the United States National Bank offers positions to several 45? -vm. usb' it is J I : seniors who have taken two years of typing, 'Q two years ot shorthand, bookkeeping, and J , f-v.w'g f q.,,....... , office practice. This year Marcia Hawes, f Linda Butenschoen, and Susan McCamey all in . received employment there. Q i Another excellent course, Business Law, 5 ' ' offers necessary information needed for .1 everyday lite. Mrs. Ellen Brown Miss Janet Jock Mrs. Laura Jacobs Mrs. Helen Kappler Mr. Vernon Lowery Mrs. Ellen Newbore 'fi
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