Black Hills State University - Eoicha Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

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TAPE recordings provided lessons in dictation taboveL IBM procedures formed part of business regimen Hem. Business Accounting practices filled student hours tbelowL Personal-use Typewriting develops a skill essential to all college students. Conducted under the auspices of the Division of Business, the course reflects the vocational nature of the business program. Besides preparing students for participation in the business field the division sponsors a program designed for those entering the teaching profession. Offered by the division are a composite major in business education for those planning to teach, a composite major in business for those choosing business as a vocation, a two-year program specializing in accounting, a two-year program specializing in secretarial training, and a one- year program in secretarial training.

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adwnmre d W aesign tee? iiiiii? mi m at the triad base: skiiifuiness 10 our commodity ideas, our product people Although our heritage is abundant as a people and as a nation, our heritage is not bondage which shackles our minds. We examine the past so that we may order our minds for the future. We seek to understand the major branches of human knowledge so that we may'better train the young minds that cross our paths. We are certain that the touch of our students and teachers upon the minds of tomorrow is, indeed, infinite! Intellectual competence and skill in disseminating human knowledge are among the major objectives sought by our college. Our graduates shall be a people whose training of mind and body shall stand in proper perspective to each other. Competence and skill, when translated successfully, are the means for achieving thoughtful and worthy ways of living. The vocational choices made by our graduates shall reflect their acknowledgment that their training years on this campus are only a beginning, a starting point from which they shall pursue a continuing expansion of scholarly competence and skillful service. Carter Library, 1966, joins the Woodburn Hall, 1926, academic complex.