Homestead High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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5-X 5' ' ij Xe' till 5 if if If one of the important functions of a high school is to prepare students for a career, few departments can better justify their existence than the business depart- ment. Survival in the world outside of the school cloister will be much easier for many students because of the business courses they have taken. Some of these Sfll- dents will go on to work in the business world immediately after high schoolg oth- ers will arrive in this world after majoring in business in collegeg and because of the new distributive education program, several Homestead students are gaining practical business experience as they also attend high school. But even the student who would never dream of a mercantile career can also bene- fit from a business courseg he will be more than happy he knows how to type when those 30-page research papers come due in college. Thats aa horse of as different color