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The Business Department This sure beats long addition, doesn t it Candy? Tell us Karol, are you REALLY working? Sandy smiles as the last copy comes out This department of Concordia, headed by Miss Ross, offers typing, shorthand, and business ma- chines. Mr. Koch teaches bookkeeping, while Mr. Porrish teaches classes in business math and typ- ing. Anyone graduatmg from this department will have no difficulty finding a responsible position in the business world. The training received through this department is also beneficial for students planning to enter college. Uh-oh! Here she comes! Please, Mr. Fornsh, |ust o couple more seconds! 24 -
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The Physical Education Department No wonder they ' re such a wreck after phys. ed. class!! Our Phys. Ed. program, the girls under the di- rection of Mrs. A. Retrum, and the boys under Mr. W. Koch, and Mr. G. Parrish, helps to bet- ter acquaint our students with games, new and old. Participation in these sports helps the student to become more co-ordinated while at the same time allowing them to have a good time. All students will remember the fun of team competition and the thrill of win- ning. If they hold him down long enough, they |ust MIGHT crush him!! Out on a dusty field in the early morning sun, phys ed. girls begin to regret the day they enrolled at Concordia. It ' s just another John Glenn trying to prove that he can fly without wings! D. McCollister will either be in orbit soon or land safely on the trampoline (if he ' s lucky). -23
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The Math Department Three geometry scholars sketch a tough problem on the board. Mr. Reinking does all the work while D. Leitz ond S. Moki just stand there. The mathematics department is headed by Mr. Rein- king. This department is designed to help prepare those going on to college, and to provide a solid foundation for those whose moth traming ends with high school. The math courses offered are as follows: general math, Algebra I II, geometry, trigonometry, and business math. All of these courses ore drawn up to help develop in students the ability to use reason and logic in making decisions. Students in plane geometry learn the fundamentals of con- struction through the supervision of Mr. Remkmg What ' s so funny obout algebra? -25-
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