Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Practices of the business world and their application to the in- dividual are stressed in business law. Business instruction has changed in recent years to keep step with automation and advancing technology. The department accomplished this transition by adopt- ing new machines and methods. Basic courses built essential foundations in personal skills while ad- vanced sessions motivated the student for the highly competitive world of modern business. Contemporary office machinery such as rotary calculators and electrical typewriters aided in the acquisition of skills for future office use. Stencil cutting is one of many skills employe in the operation of modern o tice machines.

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DECA students prepare posters to advertise their future retailing progr im On-the-job training provides the unique opportunity for direct involvement in the community. Established Diversified Cooperative Education courses acquainted the student with pre-professional employment in the health, trade, and industrial areas, Distributive Edu- cation sent students into retail work and national competition in the D. E. Clubs of America, Food Service classes developed a program in catering, serving, and preparation of food. Full time employment or special- ized education became the goal for many upon com- pletion ofhigh school.