Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

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Home akers Kay Elswick is all ready to lick the pan as soon as Ellen Huffman finishes frosting her cake. lf the sense of smell is a reliable indica- tion, many wonderful things are created in the Home Economics department. Often the halls are permeated with the aroma of fresh rolls, chocolate icing, or popcorn. If a glimpse inside the foods room is permit- ted, you may find a beautiful cake being frosted or a lovely tea party in progress. Although learning to cook is important, home ec girls find that sewing, homemak- ing, caring for children, and interior decarf ating are skills that add to the art of be- coming an accomplished housewife.

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Sec t ' Sitting on the boss's lap isn't all there is to a com- ' mercial jabl l l Students in Miss Hazel Chatfield's classes have found this to be true by now. re One of the most important tasks of becoming a sece retary, baakkeeper, or clerk is learning to operate skill- fully a typewriter, an adding machine, and a calculator, Also important in this field is a thorough knowledge of modern filing, bookkeeping, and invoicing systems, Com- mercial students learn today to succeed tomorrow. ff Au? U I ' 'P x i' ' fig? 2 rn A 'Y' 1 ho i WI Elsie Davis and David Pope readily admit that office practice together is mostly fun and little work Sammy, 4th grade nephew of Miss l-lazel Chatfield, i learning the fundamentals of typing at an earlv age

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