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Back Row: RUTH Soren, FLORENCE Ensrnom, VERA C. CAMPBELL., Mufrox C. REBELL, CARLTON HALL, LoulsA A. WARD, Eroisa G. NELSON, RuTH NEWLON, RILLA DAwsoN Front Row: HAnmE1' MEYER, GLADYS HUNTER, Frmwcrs M. lVlCCUl.1,EY, ILA F. WEBBER, ELIZABETH H. ROLAND In the Marts of Trade South's Commercial Department includes a large group of teachers who have been training many Rebels from their first semester here in the mysteries of operating a typewriter and learning the meaning of strange hieroglyphics called shorthand characters. Opportunities are given all pupils to gain practical experience in this field by doing office and school work. The law course offered has proved exceptionally popular with boys and with a few girls, who have visions of some day becoming second Darrows. School publications, the newspaper and annual, have proved invaluable for the opportunity given literary-minded scribes to display and to develop their talents. Business men and women oflthe future are formulating their plans of attack on the outside money world through special commercial courses. The majority of stenographers of tomorrow will be women, and the impor- tance of the part they are to play is capitalized upon by far-seeing teachers and sponsors. From this department, therefore, will emerge a large percentage of those composing the business world of tomorrow. A balance is obtained in the commercial department between the boys and girls by the number of boys enrolled in the salesmanship classes. This is a novel unit of study and has a large popularity although it is one of the very newest courses. Bookkeeping and accounting enable any student to qualify for a good position after leaving high school. Page Eleven
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l Left to Right: Mnruum Buanvonn, Run-1 Baum, HELEN Araiznc, Donoruy Smwzns Commercial Wimiers The annual typewriting contest, held on April 14, gave Hrst place to Ruth Bordt, who typed 60 words a minute: second place to Dorothy Sanders, who typed 56 words a minute: and third to Helen Alberg, with 54 words a minute. In the beginners' group were Helen Rae, first, with 44 words a minute: Maynard Blanford, second, 34 Words a minute: and Robert Lunn, who with 33 words a minute, was third. In order to compete in the finals, each contestant took part' in the preliminary test, which only accurate typists passed. It was necessary to have less than ten errors. ' The winners, in addition to this recognition, will have their names engraved on the plate in the typing room, where the names of each year's winners for the past ten years are placed. Twelve
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