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I a typing exercise. rwidffs ,700 Students in the Business Department of Rob- ert E. Lee gain business und e rst a nd ing and skills from a wide range of skill subjects and theory courses which are offered in preparation for a career and for college. More than seven hundred students are en- rolled in Typ ing I and II this term. Students are also enrolled in shorthand, secretarial prac- tice, general business, bookkeeping, business law and economics. Mrs. Ruth Hicks, chairman of the Business Department, aids in the operation of the de- partment with its modern equipment and its latest methods of instruction. Fifteen new elec- tric and forty-two new manual typewriters were purchased this year. Mrs. Hicks and members of the business faculty aid students in job place- ment after graduation. kills Mrs. Ruth Hicks, Department Head Mrs. Thelda Bistritzky Mrs. Eileen Clift Miss Martha Fasci I J
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Courses in history are intended to present a bal- anced perspective ofthe origin, economic, cultural, and political c ustoms of the peoples of the world. Emphasis is placed on imperialism, diplomatic alli- ances, political ideas and reformations. Economics courses stress money and banking, corporation fi na n ce, la b o r, public finance, and business cycles. Principles of American Government, the consti- tution on which our government is based, problems in American foreign relations, and party politics are dealt with in the study of government. Civics presents the students a basis for the funda- mentals of American Government and the structure of other world governments. Texas History enables the students to learn more of the exciting background of the Lone Star State. Information intro d uce d to World History students ranges through the ages, from the days of the cavc- men to the World Wars. Mr. John Naranjo Mr. I. E. Ruby Miss Margaret Van Valkenberg Mr. Walter Weaver s 3 Mrs. Phyllis Davis Miss Mary Jo Kolafa r American History teacher, Mr. Dale Henry, looks puzzled over the lively class discussion.
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iff' Mrs. Ruth Hunter Mrs. Lois Obrecht Mr. Bill Richards Mrs. Myra Tidmore I ' 2 wuz- l a..a-'F 1 Mrs Lois Obrecht records verbal progress of students in Business Communications classes. 1 2 I .d Mr. Bill Richards checks a problem in Business Math for a study hall student. 25
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