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3 , is ,. LV.-.Q , , ,-.Vg ., ,.-.1 ---v J 4.1 Kathy Hazelman spends extra time in business ma- chines room typing stencils. 4 Having iust run oft a mimeographed page, Kathy lsoardi carefully prootreads her work. l l Often during his classes instructor Roger Baker gives examples of eco- nomical revisions of business com- munications. Marilyn Griswold makes a color illustration before she mimeographs her assignment. I X!
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Maridee Horne builds her skill on a rotary calculator. New Business Courses Meet Expanding Needs Enthusiastic concern of students and inter- ested area businessmen lead to an expansion of Business Occupations curriculum. New courses this year were business law, principles of insurance, tax accounting, introduction to business measurement, Interstate Commerce Commission law, transportation and traffic management, machine shorthand, and legal secretarial procedures. Under the chairmanship of Raymond Franz, business courses were structured to help stu- dents make the transition from the classroom to the office. Besides the usual programs of study in secretarial and accounting fields, Mid- Management and Office Occupations pro- grams featured opportunities for work experi- ence as well as classroom training. A one-year certificate program was also available for those seeking clerk-typist skills. 1.--1 1-l Before transcribing a letter from a dictation machine, Mary Jane Eagle reviews correct letter forms.
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, Under the supervision of Bill Clemons, Rebecca Childs aids Kathy Jones with a whirlpool bath. Health Occupations Gives Valuable Job Training After a year of careful planning and visual- izing by Chairman Mrs. Jean Aldag, a com- pletely new Health Occupations Division was made available to ICC students. The four Health Occupations curricula prepare students for careers as medical record technicians, phys- ical therapy assistants, registered nurses, and operating room assistants. In addition to classes on campus, the college provides clini- cal experiences for students under agency agreements with the Institute of Physical Medi- cine and Rehabilitation, Pekin Memorial Hos- pital, Proctor Community Hospital, and Wash- ington Nursing Center. Those who graduate from these programs will help to relieve the shortage of qualified health personnel in this area. l, if . r .e E T 'ri 'TX' A Bonnie Hall demonstrates t Susan Saltzberg how to transfer a patient to a wheelchair ,,,-f In preparation for paraffin baths Pat McMeen and Maureen McLmden test the temperature of the 9 Y' ' .... 'f 1' I' . , E 71 . V it T , , ' y t w fr , - l tw ... 4 1 X I solution. i , -.P uwl
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