Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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RIGHT: Shorthand students are busy at work deciphering their notes. hunk ABOVE: Miss Leonhart hands out brochures to her shorthand li students during a field trip. RIGHT: Dorothy John- son looks up in exasperation from her figures in accounting. 38!Curriculum r s, . . .Q Mwwmvwmw

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TOP: French II students discuss dialogue with Mrs. Taylor. LEFT: German teacher Mrs. Hvasta discusses student progress with a parent. ABOVE: Pam Prichard and Candy Kwasny prepare pastries and onion soup for their French class. CurricuIum!37

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'tm ki' Business booms in '73 One of the most practical high school courses are those in the business department, for these are helpful in other schoolwork and even in future employment. Different branches of business were offered at ND. Typ- ing I and ll, shorthand I and ll, stenoscript, accounting, secretarial work, and office practice were found on the curriculum. Experienced, helpful teachers presented the courses well, so that students were thoroughly in- formed and knew their skill. .WWW f ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Ave pauses to help a student. ABOVE: E period typing students concentrate hard on their work. LEFT: Mrs. Hvasta checks to see that all the figures are correct in accounting class. Curriculum!39