Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Business Education helped get stu- dents started off on the right foot in the world of business. Sabino offered a variety of courses in Business Educationg these classes pro- vided a good background for students heading straight to work after high school or students who planned to go on to college. Recognizing the importance of com- puters in the modern business world, Sabino's business department kept up l. The 1983-84 Business Department: Ms. Przbyl, Mr. Zeidman, and Ms. Christenson. 2. Accounting students also have the opportuni- ty to work with computers. 3. Students learn the ABC's of typing. 4. Carrie Bartels operates the voice transcriber in Office Machines class. -w .--k g W AMA.: -. .tits . .....fs. .i ,sw -A we Sabine Means Business with the best of equipment with the The Business Education department Apple, IBM, and TRS BO computers. provided essential skills for furthering Typing, a basic tool needed in busi- students in the world of business. ness, also prepared students for work- ing with computers. Typing classes of- By Lisa Oliver fered students the basics, from putting Photos by W. Cunningham and L. the paper in the typewriter to typing a formal paper. Distributive Cooperative Education was offered only to Seniors. Here stu- dents were placed in marketing posi- tions and could earn two credits. Coppock silk t I Business Education 53