Feitshans High School - Log Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Commerce With the increasing demand for high school qraduates in the coinniercial iieid, our Commerce department under the capable instruction of Miss Kasiske, Mr. Wax, and Mr. Zook has developed a iarqe number oi typists, stenoqraphers, bookkeepers, and :general office workers. Two years oi Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typinq are offered to ihe student who is interested in entering the business iieid. MH. ZOOK MISS KASISKE MR. WAX i , . . , , Mb. Univ. ot ilt, Hb. ixlrksvilie Terichers Collt,-:t wifi. Unlvr ul Ill. 's Nr ' ,Q

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ww? gww..-Qw ' W sf MISS BRESSAN MISS BAIRD MRS. SMITH BE. Mgiilflurroy College NS. Millikin Univ, Stout lnstiiute Home Economics The way to Cz zncrirs heart is through his stomach. Perhaps thot is why the Home Fconoinics clgsses ore so Crowded. ln the Foods cldsses the girls leorrn how to prepare food nutritiously und cxttructively. But the Horne Economics deportment is not mode up oi cooking glone. There ore glso the Clothing Closses in which the girls ore tdught to sew, to rnoke everything from print dresses to Wool suits. The Home Mdndgernent cldss lor Senior girls tedches theni how to core lor the home ond of the vorious relgtionships surrounding the lioine ond tornily, MM,

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MISS MATL ACK Alll0fl4'tIll CfOllSK'lkVti't!IL'V pt Must -.. .M yum W Vocal Music The Boy's Choir, composed of eighteen voices, was one of the outstanding features of the student concerts that have been performed here at school. After the Spring Concert, the audience left with a lasting memory of the beauty of male voices. The Girls Choir is composed of forty-three Voices and has worked extremely hard to build a good three- part ensemble. This choir appeared in the Christgnas assembly and made another appearance at the end of the semester. Miss Matlack can well be proud of both of these fine vocal groups.