Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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FUNNY -M I While walking down B Wing, tap-tap of typewriters and the sounds of the adding machines sub-totaling and totaling made by prospective business whizzes drift into the hall. The Business Department offers a wide elective program. There are three different typing courses, as well as two differing courses each in shorthand, accounting and business law. Included in the curriculum are other office-related and personnel-related courses, such as recordkeeping. The Business Department also expands into the actual employment aspect. DECA and CO-OP are the two programs offered. DECA deals in the concentration of market research and salesmanship. The program also deals with the all-important basics of how to find and keep a job in the big, wide world. C0-OP is based mainly on a career in office occupation. This program combines classroom instruction with a series of on-the-job learning experiences consist- ent with student occupational objectives. Carol Perlinski, Business environment, Business Commun ication I Patricia Thoreson, Beginning Typing, Executive Typing Accounting I l40fBusiness

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Don Wilson, Biology II, Physiology, Anatomy. Roscoe Montgomery, Biology I, IE. Gerald Schroeder. Guidance. Jameg Olgon, Guidance, Ruth Thlbeault, Guidance. Don Moorhead, Chemistry I-ll, Bio-Chem. Guidance. Scicncci 139

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adviser Scott McDonald, Accounting II. Beginning Typing, Recordkeeping Peggy Ross, Business Machines, Beginning Shorthand Ron Newville, Distributive Education Il, DECA advise Kay Tippett, Beginning Typing, Business Law I, CO-OP Businessf' 141