Martin Van Buren High School - Futura Yearbook (Queens Village, NY)

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NIR. MORRIS MILLER Chairman M 5 I lIUllNllNG AN IVI RCHANUISING The Accounting Department actually services actively both commercial and academic student interests. For commercial students its main aims are to prepare them for iobs as bookkeepers, salesclerks, stockclerks, financial clerks, and the myriad related iobs offered by offices and stores, and to instill in the students the necessary social and economic background and concepts to productive par- ticipation in these occupations. As for academic students who plan to study Accounting, Law, Distribution or Business Administration in college, this depart- ment offers courses in Business Law, Accounting XH, and Merchandising. The courses of study outlined in the department's curriculum include 2V2 years of Accounting, 2 years of Merchandising, l year of Law, l year of Business Arith- metic, l year of office machines. The department sponsors the Law Club, partici- pates in Distributive Education Clubs of America, the Junior National Managers Association, and the Federal Income Tax instructional program, and fosters the Accounting Honor Society.

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MR. JOSEPH CASCIO Chairman .5 Freedom to create and discipline in creating are both inherent in the instruc- tion of courses offered by the Art Department. Studying Commercial Art, and Fashion design follows certain standards, and the student is not as free as he would be were he pursuing a course in Painting and Composition, where among other proiects is work with Iinoleum blocks and printing. ln the courses in the department's curriculum o learning artist also is given the opportunity to develop satisfying skills and hobbies. Bulletin posters, Senior Show scenery, and class displays are all efforts of the Art Department to brightening up the usually plain halls of the school. Student art work always on display lends a note of interest to passers and errand-runners through the corridors. fs.. -if f .Q