Camden High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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D PREPARE FOR COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION 1 The Commercial classes of today prepare the husiness people of tomorrow. Students re- ceive training in the field of shorthand, type- writing, hookkeeping, ofhee practice, and husi- ness law. Amateur secretaries, who will later hecome professional stenographers as a result of this training, go hand in hand with clerks in constant practice. These classes provide the huilding steps of knowledge needed hy office workers in the Commercial Worltl. I' K A CLASS in shorthand building their A A ' gf, skills. 'T S. ad' THE TOOLS of thc business world are made good use of by these office practice students. I fl' W, 'X-I FUTURE typists tap the kifgxhich can open the door to a good job s A.:-L-5 3 -'I 1 DISTRIBUTIVE Education offers the essentials which husiness demands! practical experiencef' , T 3

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WE DEVELOP A ACADEMIC TOUCH On to college, thal's where wc usually go from here, full of the knowledge from our Chemistry labs and Latin classes. With a few more suhjects for good measure we are quali- fied to enter upon a higher level of education. 4

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1 f . I r . 1 ' . ' f , ,' .' 1 s ' Q I 1 I' 1 I '-5. 1 ' . ' Q 4 t 1 Y N s , Here we find a variety of subjects which are ollered for the various interests of the stu- dent body. Geography, Algebra, Math, Biology and other delightful classes equip us with a general store of knowledge to be used wherever our future may lead us. MANY masterpieces of design are created by our Camden High seam- stresses. f ' GE ERALLY SPEAK! G WE'RE hr' Q1 I N THE ART department plays thc role of Santa's helpers in processing Christmas murals. MECHANICAL skills are heightened by exacting requirements of mechan- ical drawing. 5 if