Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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LOWELL RARICK, Bookkeeping, Typing, B.S., Ball State University. l mu S. f?VI Q ' .., a n I . wk M I J l 'I I wg J GUY CAMPANELLO. Bookkeeping Typing, B.S., Ball State University Indiana University, Indiana State Uni- versity. A, . tw, V 'D . .fi.i...w... V. -., I ittitt .I ROBERT ELEY, Office Training, Co- JEAN DENNEN, Introduction to Busi- op, C.B.E., B.S., M.A., Ball State Uni- ness, Typing, B.S., MA., Ball State versity. University, State Teachers College. Business Education is divided into two classes of goals of general objectives: vocational education and general education. The Busi- ness Department is concerned with the proper training in both areas. Vocational education equips the students with valuable skills, knowl- edges, and attitudes needed for employment and advancement in business occupations. Their courses are related, and extend through two or more years ofhigh school. General Business Education provides the students with information and basic skills which are needed by all in managing personal busi- ness. Any business course adds to the general information and is considered to be a general course if not continued for more than one year. Business education provides a way for all students to gain infor- mation relating to business. It prepares the students to enter and succeed in a business occupation as a beginner who expects to follow business as a career. It also develops an understanding and ap- preciation of our economic system. MADELYNNE LILLYBECK, Ojfce Training, Shorthand, Typing, B.S., Ot- tawa University. 29

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business .a-Zfxuq JOSEPH HA MIL TON, Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Math, B.S., M.S., Ball State University, Indiana Univer- sity. ,lyme g A .1 LEONARD JANOWIAK, Business Relations, Typing, Ojfee Training, B.S.. M.S., Ball State University. f f JUNE DIMICH, Shorthand, Omce Training, Business Communication B.S., Indiana State University. LYLE HARDING, Marketing, Intro- duction to Business, B.S., Ball State University, Indiana University. 28 DENNIS LEA THERMAN, Shorthand Typing, Ojfce Training, Business Rela- tions, B,S., Indiana University.

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VERNON DUDLEY, Drafting, Voca- tional Drafting, B.S., M.S., Ball State University, Purdue University. in duslrial arts Industrial Arts allows the stu- dent to gain experience in their chosen fields. Students use their mechanical abilities and their hands to rejuvenate old ma- chines and make new creations. Using blueprints and following all specfcations, the students work hard to pass their instruc- tor's checklist. WALTER ZOLMAN, ompmg, Mu- chine Processes, B.S., Valparaiso Uni- versity, Ball State University. FRA NCIS JONES, Machine Shop. B.S., M.S., Indiana State University. KENNETH .IA CKS, Woodworking, B.S., Western Michigan University. 30 -. JEAN LEGEUNE, Auto Shop, Voca- tional Auto Shop, B.S,, Ball State Univ. RICHARD BESINGER, Woods, B.S., M.A., Ball State University. A I