Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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AUSITNESSR THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT nuRINe THE YEAR 1951-52 BY or ADDITIONAL couRsEs LEAD TARIAL, sooxxEEPINs AND NO BUSINESS DIPLOMASQ DURING HIS FRESHMAN YEA IS GIVEN A KNOWLEDGE or TH TIvITIEs IN THE WORLD or a THE STUDY or INTRODUCTION TYPEWRITING IS OFFERED T0 AND NoNausINEss soPHmoREs THE Mosr POPULAR ELECTIVE SCHOOL. BusINEss LAW WHIC or ALL cANuInATEs ron A a IS RESTRICTED T0 JuNIoRs A THE PURPOSE IS T0 GIVE THE rIcuENT KNOWLEDGE or LAW s ENTAGLEMENTS IN BUSINESS D LAVOIDEDQ 1 OTHER COURSES GIVEN ARE 'IN WHICH THE PRINCIPLES or 'ARE LEARNED AND PRACTICED UAS DEVELOPED INTRODUCTION ING TO SECRE' NVOCATIONAL R THE STUDENT E VARIOUS AC- USINESS THROUGH TO.BUSINESS. BOTH BUSINESS AND IS ONE OF COURSES IN H IS REQUIRED USINESS DIPLOMA ND SENl0RSn STUDENT A SUF 0 THAT LEGAL EALINGS CAN BE 5 SALESMANSHIP, RETAIL SELLING THROUGH SALES DEMONSTRATIONSQ AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WHERE THE OPERATION OF MACHINES COMMONLY FOUND IN OFFICES IS TAUGHT. SEvEN MEMBERS or THE 1952 CLASS ARE AMONG THE FIRST T0 COMPLETE TWO YEARS or sHoRTHANo TRAININGZ Two or THESE sTuoENTs NOT ONLY HAVE ATTAINED SHORTHAND TRANSCRIPT Ion SKILH ANo ABILITY T0 TAKE vER BATUM DICTATION, BUT WILL ALSO EXCEL IN ACCOUNTING AS A RESULT or TWO YEARS or BOOKKEEFING STUDYu 72

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UNIIIII CHORU FIRST Row: PAUL MARX, ALAN SITZMAN, JAMES THOMPSON, CLINTON ERB, ROHE ESHBOUGH, NANCY GARDER, GERALDINE JAaLoNsxI, JDAN MALLON, LINDA SPENCER, DIANE PREISCHEL, NENA VOCLKER, NANCY FINCH- SECOND Row: DONALD JERGE, RICHARD NEHRBOSS, JAMES HoDeE, MICHAEL SWEET, BURTON LEE, PAUL HECKEL, THELMA BILLIAR, CAROL BINDER, BEVERLY RCHL, SALLY KEEFE, ELSA SWYERS. THIRD Row: DAVID SCUDDER, EUGENE BLANKENBERG, TDM PoRE, LARRY SGHMIDT, DORIS EASTWOOD, JOANN WEIG, GAIL EVANS, SHELBA NADEAU, BEVERLY HDDGE, LDRRAINE OLSZEWSKI- I FOURTH Row: GALVIN TOULMIN, DENNIS GUIDO, BERTHA MooTz, SANDRA WEINSHEIMER, MARGARET TDERR, SHEILA STRDNG, JOANN NICHOLAI, PAT WELKER, CAROL REUTER, JOAN PEEBLES. MR. AGONE, INSTRUCTOR. GRADE U IIC A THE ESSENTIAL IDEA or MUSIC EDUCATION IN THE GRADES IS TO DE- VELOP IN THE CHILD THE LOVE or SINGING, LISTENING AND RESRDNDING RHYTHMICALLY T0 Musnc. 71

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PH Y ICAL ED CATIO GIRLS ' GYM CLASSES--BADMINTON DUE T0 THE CONSTRUUTIDN or THE NEW .ADDITION T0 oun SCHOOL on THE ATHLETIC 'FlELD, ALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN LIMITED T0 THE BYMNASIUNQ , THE TEACHING or BASKETBALL, GYMNASTIC !WRESTLlNG, VOLLEYBALL, BADMINTON, enouP GAMES, AND VARCHINGVTOOK UP THE GREATER 5PART or THE TlME,, LIBRARY Oun SCHOOL REVOLVES Anouno oun LIBRARY. IT ns SUPPLIED wnwn MAGAZINES AND aooxs COVERING ALMOST EVERY ToPnc INCLUDING A wane ASSORT' MENT or REFERENCE aooxs. ALL PUPILS ARE ENcounAsEo T0 MAKE us: or THE LIBRARY Fon cLAss wonx AND ron THEIR own PERSONAL ENJOYMENTA 75 S