Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

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158 Preparing for Life in The Outside World We have three different content areas, commented Mrs. Rena Brown, a typing teacher in the school's business department. Each area is geared for the student's future plans and goals. The life skills content area teaches the student some of the more basic business skills that he will use in everyday life. The courses offered in this section include Personal Finance, which teaches the student principles of personal budget planning and money management, and Personal Typing, which teaches the student basic typing skills. The college preparatory area of the department offers the student courses which teach basic principles of business and management Among the courses offered is Business Law. which introduces the student to the various legal aspects involved contracts. The third area of the business department is the vocational area. It prepares the students to go from high school directly into the business world. “Many students use the business courses such as typing and shorthand to help them work their way through college. said Mrs. Brown She stated that this was possible because of the well-maintained and up-to-date equipment available for student use in the business department. She also attributed student success to the great, hardworking staff She said that every year representatives from the department attend the Ohio Business Teachers Association Convention held in an Ohio city. The purpose of the convention is to keep the staff up-to-date on the latest business teaching techniques. business transactions and A I - visible but very crucial part of the busmen department it Joe Herchko, who works on keeping the typewriters and other butmett machtr'’ tn worVMo order

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During open house, Mr John Van Voorhis describes the biology curriculum lo interested parents Mr Ray McCutcheon Mr Roger Santllle Mrs. Peggy Sheets Mr Gary Sweitrer Mr John VanVoorhts FACULTY FIELDS: Mrs. Sharon Corbett: Physics. Mr. Walter Corbett: Physics, Mr. Mark Davis: Chemistry; Mr. Howard Grim: Chemistry. Mr. Jim Hamilton: Biology. Physiology, Mr. Jim Lambourne: Biology. Mr. Ray McCut-chron: Biology. Mt. Roger Santllle: Biology. Mrs. Peggy Sheets: Chemistry Advanced Chemistry. Mr. Gary Sweiteer: Chemistry Mr John anVoorhls Bjolog Science 157

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When questioned by Enc Bowen and Laurie Ray. Mrs Kitty Driehorst discovers that even a teacher can be stumped by an Accounting II problem In class. Distributive Education students work on individual projects As Tim Arnett and Susan Judy ask Mr Jack Strtetelmeler questions. Dave Brooke concentrates on his work Mrs Rena Brown Mrs Kitty Dnehorst Mrs Loretta Ferdi Mrs Carol Kathary Mrs Sally Lee FACULTY FIELDS: Mr . Rena Brown: Typing I, Intermediate Typing, Shorthand I; Mr . Kitty Driehor !: Typing I. Cooperative Olfice Education, Accounting II. Mr . Loretta Ferdi: Personal Typing. Accounting I. Data and Word Processing. Mr . Carol Kathary: Typing I. Business Prtn dples. Mr . Sally Lee: Typing I. Personal Typing. Advanced Typing and Office Machines, Notetak Ing. Journalism III. Mr . Carol Line: Typing I, Business Law. Mr . Phylli Monahan: Typing I. Personal Typing. Personal Finance. Money and Banking, Taxes and Payroll Systems. Mr. Dale Robbln : Diversified Cooperative Training, Mr. Jack Strietelmeier: Distributive Education 11. Distributive Education 12 Business 15«