Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Bmmesy Education The business education department offers a wide panorama of courses to prepare students for any of the many aspects of the business world. Courses in personal typing, advanced typing, notehand, stenography, and bookkeeping not only give training of value for future use, but also prove helpful in school work. Typing courses develop skill and speed for general use and an understanding of office procedures. Quick methods of taking notes in class are stressed in notehand courses, while stenography classes teach the principles of writing and reading short- hand. Bookkeeping courses apply a progressive study of bookkeeping methods to personal and organizational use and training towards careers in public accounting, economics, onol business management. General business courses explore the interests and aptitudes in business, while office practice classes produce work-type material requested by members of the school's staff and organizations. In other business courses students study arith- metic, law, and English as these courses apply to everyday happenings in business. Bicycling is a good way for Miss McGehee to keep fit and to relax Joan Armstrong Debbie Barnhart Joyce Brennan Phyllis Cowan Keith Daly Srenogruphy Bookkeeping Stenography Typing Business Education R 1 Carol Kile Agnes Kinney Virginia McGehee Warren McMahon Montgomery Smith Typing Stenography Business Education Business Education Business EdUCGTIOf1

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Aff! The main goal of SouTh's arf deparfmenf is To give sTudenTs wiTh arTisTic abiliTy and inTeresT The chance To expand Their knowledge of The many differenf phases of The field and To learn new Techniques. ExcellenT insTrucTion in drawing and painfing, advanced arT, crafTs, commercial arT, and ceramics offer qualified sTudenTs counfless opporTuniTies To creafe. Basic courses in drawing and painfing inTroduce sTudenTs To arT principles dealing wiTh charcoal, oils, wafer colors, liTho- graph, and Tempera. Sfudenfs wiTh special infer- esT, abiliTy and appreciaTion of drawing and painfing are offered a course in advanced arT. Work wiTh leafher, meTal, enamel, and plasTic is done in craffs classes, while Those in ceramics sTress The preparaTion, designing, decoraTion, firing, and finishing of clay producTs. The em- phasis in commercial arT courses is placed upon arT adverfising, leTTering, designing of original mofifs, and posTer drawings. Articles of mosaic and sculpfure, as well as fashion designs and display arrangemenfs, are a few of The many ofher useful and aTTracTive ifems made by South sTudenTs. A1 home as well as aT school, Miss Rorem enjoys arfwork. A member of several arT associafions, Miss Fisher displays her favorite flowers with admiration. ' . Lv Laura Fisher Myrfle ROrem Art Art l

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