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Business Education Department receives electric typewriters Business teachers: Miss Richards, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Sowards, and Mrs. Christenson. I knew I should, have memorized the keyboard! thinks jane Poland as she works on a difficult typing exercise. To prepare students for work immediately after grad- uation, the department offers courses in business, book- keeping, filing, secretarial office training, and general business. Because experience is a vital part of the train- ing, the department takes on many jobs for teachers and organizations. The department sponsors two civil service tests each year for any students 'who have had business courses. In addition, every April it sponsors jointly with a Career Day for business students to talk with repre- sentatives from many government agencies and Loudoun County businesses. Pollard chews on her pencil. Let's see now, how do you write pray in short hand? Ready Snodgrass contemplates, as Sharon
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completed ancient and modern history Social science may be defined as the study of hu- man progress, principles, and relations. The Social Science department offers courses in the fields of history, geography, and government. Courses in his- tory include eighth and eleventh grade United States history and world history. A more complete form of world history is offered in a two-year course of an- cient and modern history for academic students. United States history and government are required by all juniors and seniors. Underclassmen may elect to take civics, a simplified course in government. Through these courses in social science, Loudoun County High helps to build good citizens of the future. First period government class studies hard to get that all important credit. I just don't know which election to ask about on the test, thinks Mr. Bartlett as he looks over some possible questions. 39
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Sharon Hill and Linda Aronhalt busily type in fifth period typing class. W'hat do all these silly squiggles mean anyway? ponder Phylis Hardy and Linda Matz in a shorthand class. Great, the carriage is jammed! Now what am I supposed to do, says Monda Groves as she struggles with her type- writer. Mi , 5
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