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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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- ++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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C Top rightj vocational-teclv nical counselor Don John- son explains the advantages of her particular program to a student. CTop lefty Joe Drake checks catalogs to find a school to transfer to. 1 Bottom right! counselor Carl Johnson concentrates his at- tention ona student, helping him realize his own objec- tives. fBottom right centerj Tom Sweeny, vocational re- habilitation director, guides handicapped students to a more productive school ex- perience. QBottom left cen- terj financial aids director Richard Finnestad works on the loan distribution for the next ye ar. I Bottom leftj Mary Rosenau, cou.nselor's secre- tary, brings students and counselors together. i,. . 'xr 4 E5 2- l?4f'vf ' : ,pn. f F Y., . M .f -. . -'1 T,-S n,,5,,A- lr - Juni- W,-v wL....'? 1 ' MER ' 1 f..- ' za 'f ,. . -' Z 'l'-'W ' - If 2' Q A '- uw X -,mu 2 -if L' ' -7' 1' 1.-A. .yi ...PL Y V X 'lr X J 1 an A :if , ' 'zsfh ,iff-'., - . 7 4+ ' r'a.f:-- , .. , V U, M. ,,.,,, gf' - U--LQ' 1-,,r, : . Nl- , v ---, ,,,-5114, -11, - ll,-i2:15'i'?iafE 'H QQ- ,- E i 321. ,:',enqL- . 'mf ..,.. - .'E's1.w JT:-1 : . - A n.gi.f if A ,Z :.: :., r , , I , .,,,:,:,:,,,:,: , - K:s:..ir.:,.s'-v'f1'1 . '- -' '-Q 15.352151 j 'v Lqrzvqflrh, -17454 . ,rwku il .1 'UF54' .iii- ':f5.' 5.4 legd 'JH'-elif' , ak ' 92
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