Trenton Central High School - Bobashela Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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J K ornmercia Leparfmerzf l'upils interested in entering the business wurld after graduatiun A 1 . e . 4 rieula uttered hy the eoinniereial department. These wurses mver eunipletely the principal phases nf business oppurtunity upen tu yiiung people timdaly. nriv prepare themselves in high sehmml in 'inv ut the lilUI'lll1lllll'L'llI 'l'he aeeuunting course is designed fur pupils whim desire tn he- uiine accountants ur huukkeepers. The secretarial efiurse is upen to those students who have average marks in lirst year and act as set- retaries tur leaders uf organization and department heads in selimil. llie euurse in salesntanship involves theuretieal as well as prattieal selling. Students who take this euurse work in 'l'rentnn department stfires at weekly intervals. Pupils who desire to uhtain a pnsitiiin nut requiring a knowledge of honklieeping wr steneigrapliy take the general husiness euurse, which includes eunimereial niatlteniaties, general salesnianship, marketing, advertising, and etinunei't'ial law. .lll'1IfI'Il, lf!! in lliglili .Xitliui Salim-iivi, lluiialtl lh-al. llc-.ul ul lla-pgiitiiieiit. lxaitlieiiiie Stllfltll. .liflllllllilllgfl .Xiult't'u' Sexton, Xlzuuie l't'ltfiuan.

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cience eioarfmenf XVithout a doubt the knowledge of scientific principles is becom- ing more and more necessary for intelligent community life. The science department is organized to meet the needs for scientilic knowledge in the home, in industry and in college. Biology classes are open to sophomores. One course is designed for college preparatory students and the other for those who desire a general, rather than an intensive course. Physics is primarily a junior course. Students planning to go to college take llSl. Less intensive work may be done by pupils who do not plan to go to college. Courses llS2 and l lS3 are offered to those who seek a knowledge of every-day science. Senior students may elect college preparatory chemistry l2Sl if it suits their needs. Boys not planning to go to college may take l2S2. Girls interested in nursing take IZS3. Swfilml, Ifll lo Riglli: lflorcnce Couglc, James NlllIlll'l', Head ol' Dcpartniciilz l i'ankliii llootlicrstonc. Sfniflingz XVilliam Greasy, liugene DeLong.