Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The Business Student The typing course required extra time ofter school to complete the typing exam.

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Sophomore health students were instructed in the use of a sphygmometer used for taking blood pressure. the World Diane Sprinkle prepares a worm for dissection.

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Looking Towards the Future How many times have we heard the phrase You ' ve got two hands, so use them? Many students learned this anew through the various business courses offered this year to all students at Luers. Typing I and II, beneficial to almost anyone either in a business undertaking or in further education, was offered to juniors and seniors, while many sophomores chose the semester course in personal typing. Future stenographers and other business-minded pupils found Shorthand I and II a must in planning their schedules. Those who were inter- ested In the field of numbers explored the bookkeeping course; mechanical drawing was taught to boys interested in engineering and related fields. Carleen Andrews and Molly Kelly share a problern in bookkeeping. student demonstrates a mechanical drawing proble