Penn Valley Community College - Outlook Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Business Secretarial Departments Prepare Students for Future ABOVE.Mr. Pease lectures on the LIFOIFIFO principle. RIGHT: Visiting the Board of Trade building, Mr. Cooke's business class learns about the stock market. Prospective CP!-Vs, managers of multi-million dol- lar conglomerates, market experts, vvhizzes at tax and business lavv and even the average business executive hopefuls find the business department at Penn Valley an excellent place to begin their academic training. The department offers courses that range from a simple introduction to business through cost accounting and marketing. lvlr. Robert L. Pease heads the busi- ness department. Under the auspices of the business department, Penn Valley produces skillfully efficient secretaries to grace the boss' lap. Instructors utilize the latest in office equipment in helping students to develop ex- pertise in secretarial skills. 632 f f 72

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4 E 3 a 5 l l i i l 3 l l i 6 t :S t XS 1 4 E 1 l ,mags Q t ABOVE: Mr. Titus explains the principles of Data Processing. UPPER RIGHT: A Data Processing student explains the operation of a machine to guests at Open House. LOWER RIGHT: The Penn Valley band provided music at the annual Christmas Gala. Data Process Training Proves Vital to Business With the ever-increasing importance of computers, it follows that courses in data processing should oc- cupy an important part of a progressive colleges' curriculum offerings. Such is the case at Penn Valley. The Data Processing department, under the direction of lVlr. Meyer L. Titus, offers various courses in com- puter technology. Courses in data analysis and pro- cessing, programming, key punch, the technical as- pects of the computer and computer science are just a part of the requirements in obtaining the year As- sociate in Business degree that the college offers. This degree enables a student in computers to seek lucra- tive employment immediately upon graduation from Penn Valley or continue his education in a four year college in quest of his Bachelor degree. at 'Rf X qggsf 140' V fra it 1 X 9 N. I. . ,gg I. ,I yi W 'wt Vx