Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Miss Carolyn Johnson B.S., Moorhead Slale Bookkeeping, Typing sg 1 fX Mr. Frank Jordan M.S., Mankalo Siale College Oiiice Praoiice Assisfani Foolloall Coach Mr. Richard Johnson BS., BemidiiS1ale College Bookkeeping, Typing Miss Ru+h DiHes MBE., Universiiy of Colorado Shorthand Il and Typing Chairman of Business Educaiion New ,,f 3' ,f Mr. Jack Campbell Miss Beafrice Benson BS., Mankaio Slaie College 5454. COfWCOrdi5 College sf TYPWQ, Salesmanship and Oiiice Praciice Record Keeping. B555 BUSUTGSS X Deparimenl'

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Mr. Glenn Cleveland B.S., ST. Cloud STaTe College Basic Business, Typing Mrs. Norma BiTTner B.S., UniversiTy oT MinnesoTa Personal Typing, NoTehand Senior Class Advisor Business Background 4 Mrs. Dorofhy Brilz BIS., MankaTo STaTe College Bookkeeping, Typing l, Personal Typing Below, Diane Neis is TesTecl in answering a business phone in her oTTice pracTice class. F T ,ir ..,...... T --fi - B 1 13'1E1?gg?ifS51Eff,,f 5:2 . S N' T- -2: I .' : sr STudenTs who are preparing Tor oT- Tice worlq or wanT slcills Tor Their personal use may choose Business EducaTion courses as Their elecTives. The capable sTenographer is sTill very much in demand. ShorThand II sTudenTs use STeno Trainers, a mulTiple-channel device, enabling sTudenTs To pracTice shorfhand Trom Tour diTTerenT dicTaTion speeds. Typing courses oTTered enable sTudenTs To acquire correcT Techniques in Type- wriTer operaTion and To learn To Type diTTerenT leTTer sTyles. Typing To music has been inTroduced as This develops speed and evenness. ArT Typing, such as is used in The making oT ChrisTmas designs, is also TaughT. Basic Business inTroduces sTudenTs To The American economic sysTem. This year classes had The opporTuniTy To hear spealcers in The Tields oT banking, in- surance, business organizaTion and in- vesTmenTs. SecreTarial or clerical oTTice pracTice is also available. Mrs. Shirley Hanson BS., UniversiTy of SouTh DalcoTa ShorThand l, Typing

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Mr. Darrell Doss M.A., Universify of Colorado American l-lisTory Mr. MarlcTl1orsell M.A., Universify of MinnesoTa American l-lisfory Supervisor of Sound Sysfem Social Studies Develop The social sTudies deparTn'ienT of RI-IS requires all sTudenTs To Talce American hisfory, world hisTory. and Then social problems. ElecTive courses offered in This area are world affairs and geography open To juniors and seniors, and psychology, available To seniors only. OT special inTeresT This year is an experimenfal TenTh grade class being TaughT by Mr. Thorsell and Mr. Juengling. The TenTh grade course STudies in American l-lisTory has been creaTed by The ProiecT Social STudies sTaff aT The UniversiTy of MinnesoTa. The course is parT of a lcindergarTen Through grade Twelve curriculum developmenT proiecT which esTablishes a sequenTial program of learning in The social sTudies. MaTerials and meThods have been developed in TenTh grade American his- Tory for sTudenTs To acguire knowledge of The following: ll developmenT of basic ideas of American culTure, 2l a meThod of inquiry for sTudy of The pasT, 31 an undersTanding of how The pasT is divided inTo hisTorical periods, as well as idenTificaTion of hisTorical periods in American hisTory, 4l a reasoned aTTach- menT To The American way of life. World affairs and geography aTTempTs To explain The ways in which a counTry acTs on The basis of iTs culTure, geography, and economy. All of The courses help The sTudenT To Think clearly and open-minded- ly abouT The world and iTs problems. Col. Frances J. Madden, The U.S. Army Senior Milifary Advisor for The Minn. NaT'l, Guard, spoke To Rl-lS sTudenTs abouT The war in VieTnarn.