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Page 96 text:
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- ++L Vvnve ,st '- -'14 I-L. L fe- fi 1-f-' i.-. .-,ik , ps- f 5 -3'f'.. JM1 I, wel, Business courses improve professional skills iff iiifeawfe li iii' Y 7 ... ii ilu M, ,. wi . SHS? 90 fTop rightj I can't wait till those kids get that econ. test, gloats instructor Tom Kleinschmidt. QTop right centerj accounting students try not to get too involved. QTop left centerj instructor Dave Peterson assists Vickie Leininger with the new Monroe calculator. fTop left, Fo1u- plus four is ten? Joanne Swenson, Kathy Foley and Greg Rutherford untangle the complex- ities of the rotary calculator. fBot- tom centerj Don Hill, instructor, advises Sandy Kultala. fBottom leftj Lillian Klein, instructor dic- tates to her shorthand class.
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Through the wide variety of courses offered by the Fine Arts Department, the creativity and origi- nality of the artists and musicians was broadened. Beginning with the appreciation courses, the aim of the department is to introduce students to serious art and music. Advanced courses instxuct the major stu- dent in the fundamentals on which to base his work. fTop leftj Rod James, john DeVries, JoAnn Crotty and Dick Williams concentrate on making paper dolls ? fTop center leftj Maybe this is going to turn out all right, muses Jenny Denger. C Top right center, A half note gets two counts, Carolyn Hanson advises Ken Wachal. fTop rightj Do we stop after this meas- ure? Bill Burt, jerry Pedersen, and Becky Steinbeck plead with Ben Haigh, instructor. fBottom rightj A11 right, from the top again, directs Ken VanDerSloot, instructor. fBottom centerj Hey, man, this just isn't my kind of music! Mike Jones comments to Loren Paulsen and Merle Krull. QBottom lefty Okay, I'l1 explainthis once more, Dick Williams tires to con- vince an art apprec. class that art is where it's hap- pening. i lm 'SNK'
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One of the largest Arts and Sciences de- partments, the Business Department aims to develop professional skills either for imme- diate use in a business or leading to a business degree. Accounting, business administration, business education, and clerical and secretarial skills are emphasized by the instructors. Under the direction of department head, Don Hill, the main emphasis of the Department is achieving practical business skills and an understanding of modern business. --
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