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'-33,-M. Mr. Stephens teaches students to type to music. , , W rf ,, be .4 :nxt The Business Department has been very for- tunate in procuring a group of teachers who have been in the field of business prior to com- ing into the field of education. This fact helps to enrich the instruction, and give the student a view of the practical side of the business vvorld. The staff consists of Mrs. Sorensen, Mr, Mc- Donald, Mr. Murtaugh, Mrs. Kulenkamp, and the Head of the Department, Mr. Stephens, The business department consists of around 540,000 vvorth of up-to-date- equipment. Our business machines classes have Ten Key Adding Machines and Bookkeeping Machines. The typing classes are equipped with some lBM Electric Type- writers, and a variety of other modern typewrit- ers. Many other types of business machines that are used in the business vvorld are at the students' disposal for instruction. It is our desire to give the student a knowledge of the business problems and procedures he will be meeting, and hovv he may best handle them. For students who wish to make the field of busi- ness his life, it is our plan to give him this train- ing through an extensive program, U INESS Lastminute instructions are being given to students before the bell rings.
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Throughout the state ot Calitornia rnany exciting things are happening in Art. Elementary schools, high schools, and colleges are re-entphasizing this ed- ucation for creativity so irnportant in the space age, Our unidue Art Center boasts a col, lege-type facility with roorrts and equip- rnent for painting, drawing, graphics, cerantics, and sculpture. Our course otter- ings are also college-fashioned with bee ginning courses in Art l, and Art Survey tor first year students, Advanced Art, and Art Workshop tor second year students, and painting, drawing, graphics, cerantf ics, and sculpture, tor advanced students. Visiting art educators, and coirtnftercial artists have lauded the preparation tor tuture vocations, and the keen apprecia- tion of the world of art that this program gives. RT Ann Caqqiari gets t nal approval trorrt Mr, Taylor
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