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business is booming Surviving in the business world takes great knowledge of its problems. More students took business classes than ever before. The reasons varied- some wished to get on the co-op program. while others took the classes to enrich their understanding of the business world. The Business Department prepared students for jobs. upon graduation. New courses this year included speedwriting and refresher typing. The speedwriting course enabled students to take notes faster, while refresher typing was mainly a review. The new equipment used by the Business Department included a correcting selective typewriter. and calculators used in accounting. If you were looking for an interesting field to get into, it was business. With Mrs. Schmitz. Mrs. Swoyer. Mr. Leonard and Mrs. Harris. we had a department that meant business. 001 . y What.:
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low on supplies, high on talent There were many new changes in the Art Department. The main change was the addition of Mrs. Cecile Jensen, who took the place of Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Jensen came to Adams from Eaton Rapids. where she taught for five years. Another change was the re-instatement of Art History, taught by Mrs. Montgomery, and the addition of Color Photography. taught by Mrs. Jensen. New changes were also incorporated into the art curriculum. Basic Art was made a prerequisite for all other art classes. The teachers also tried stressing art appreciation more than in the previous years. The art teachers, as well as the students had to work with fewer materials this year. The class that really was in need was the Photography class. Other popular classes taught by Mr. Spitzer are Jewelry, and Commercial Art. 14 X-N-M K. K. K L. 1. .l,,k,m.5qsi,,.,.W Nag, jgiivgwsg ,M-1p.w,fLtP..li7 fi,-is-rf X as . . -- X - if- fwfffsfsv -if w.:3.1,3- ,a X-sw. Y -' -.N -Q-rags.--il: .fi-W 4. ..:,,,.e J. , VQQQ-if pg, nt- mx . Q 5. 5 Q 13115211 cy , ' l I ll.. lil? '3h'i m
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