John Marshall Fundamental School - Patriots Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Mrs. E. Martin Making typewriter keys click and pencils scratch dictation is only one small part of the Business Department. Consumer Education students discuss prospects of future careers. Business courses in school do not seem important until you are faced with your hrst job interview. Then, the courses of Accounting, Typing, Shorthand, and OH:-ICE Experience take on new meaning. For those skills may be the ticket to new openings in the job market. On the other,hand, Consumer Education makes students more conscious of their rights and responsibilities as buyers and consumers. Special projects, such as researching major purchases and learning how to prepare income tax forms, provided practical and benehcial experience. This year, because of the mounting cost of living, much stress was placed on this subject area. Growth in class size and courses offered proved the students' awareness ofthe increasing dificulties in getting into a career.

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