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The study of business law and con- sumer economics has cultural, polit ical, and ethical values. These courses enable the individual to be a better citizen. Mr. George Shaw, business instruc- tor, teaches typing, bookkeeping, business law, and consumer econo- mics. Business English students study grammar and principles of • writing as they pertain to business communication. Ex- perience in orginal writing of business letters is provided. usiness Mrs. Edwards's shorthand students spend many hours learning to write shorthand, take dictation, and transcribe dictated material. Shorthand will enable these girls to secure better jobs in the secretarial field. Mr. Shaw teaches three classes of Typing I each day. They become acquainted with the machine and the many phases of work which require typing. Typing is one of the basic courses in the business field. 16
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Department Working in our newly equipped lab are some students under the direction of Mr. Folsom. Here he is showing them how to safely heat and bend glass. Starting with the simple animals in our world, Mr. Buchanan teaches his students biology. Here he is show- ing them the parts of a starfish. Mr. Matheny believes that experience is the best way of learning. His students often participate in the work done for an experiment. 15
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Vocation Office Education (V.O.E.) is a major division of the business department. V.O.E. is for senior students who have completed the re- quired courses in business education. This course includes Shorthand II, Typing II, and practical office education. Different groups of girls learn to operate the various types of equipment by rotating the use of the mach- ines. These machines represent the machines the girls will use on the job. They gain experience in both the use and care of the machines. department Students learn to operate many different types of adding mach- ines and calculators in V.O.E. The adding machines are also used in bookkeeping. Mrs. Carolyn Edwards, business in- structor, teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, business English, clerical office practice, and vocational of- fice education. The V.O.E. girls' dream desk allows them to become more efficient in secretarial manage1 ment. 17
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