Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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1 in Classroom work drills practical skills into the minds of business students ltop left and top centerl. Individual assistance improves typing ability lbottom left and centerl. Stu- dent assistants use their required knowledge when working on the switchboard ltop rightl, or selling from the Deca store lbot- tom rightl.

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Speed and accuracy counts: scribbles become meaningful wordsg and learning to sell is an asset. These traits are all common to the Business Educa- tion Department. Rows of typewriters await eager fingers, and shorthand pads are filled with pages of notes. Don't overlook the profits of Deca-Diamond Store. This department offers many lessons to the future secretary and business-minded people. The Business Education Department does not consist of only typing and shorthand, but also offers book- keeping and business law. It is a special department that provides many stu- dents the training for the business world.

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Students become teachers as youngsters learn by example in both STEP and Child Management Classes ltop left and bottom leftl. Data processing is a class now open to persons who show an interest in it ioenter leftl. Those in Cosmotology become guinea pigs as various techniques are introduced ibottom centerl. Actual experience with livestock enhances those students interested in farming or ranching itop centerl. Nurses' aides get the feel of how a large hospital runs ibottom rightl. Basic skills are learned when working with furniture ltop rightl.