Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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PA ' ' 4.1 15 L . 'X 1 ,... . Lai V T ,1 yt, 1 7 . , M, .L . , , . Q ,li A ,, . ,, , ' .9 :E-'wry f -V: f, A ' -e. 3 S. Musikar Finds his Accounting 3 classes enjoyable. l. Grode Likes the Museum of Natural History. x1 A. Schneir ACCO A. Kotowitz Assistant Principal Tucked away in a quiet spot on the third floor, the Accounting Department helps the school run in many ways. The Department maintains three year courses in Accounting, Bookkeeping and Record Keeping which prepare our students for a wide variety of office posi- tions after graduation or for college programs in re- lated fields. Elective courses are offered in Accounting Machines and Distributive Education as well as Coop- erative Education. The Department is also responsible for school finances including Senior Dues and certain S.A. funds and it helps run the S.A. Store. They cer- tainly practice vvhat they teach. M. Kugal fx