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COM ME R(: fAL l)EPA RTM ENT Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, commercial law, economics, business English, clerical practice and salesmanship are the subjects making up the cur- riculum of the Commercial Department. Thorough training in these various subjects prepares the stu- dent to apply for various positions in the business world. Many will become stenographers, secre- taries, typists, file clerks, bankers, or sales clerks. Today, more than ever before, there is a need for the trained commercial student. Clarissa Hills Supervisor of Charles E. Boyer Commercial Education Marie E. Culliton
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Margaret M. Evans Margaret G. Bowes HISTORY DEPARTMENT Ida Hawman Colbert Varner In the service oI his country He (the Most High) gave to thee (Columbus) the keys of those gates ot the Ocean . . . which were fast closed with such mighty chains. . . . (Dream of Columbus, narrated in his letter to the King and Queen of Spain, 1503.) One should not look upon history in too factual a manner; instead he should look upon it as a story of the past, which will better enable him to understand the development of the world in which he is living. Every day one hears and sees history in the making. Newspaper headlines, radio broadcasts, movies, and lectures bring us last minute news. This is the news that will make up the chapters of our future history books. If ever history was en- acted before our eyes it is now. If history ever demanded our keenest attention it is now. Only by reading history and learning the mis- takes and blunders of other nations in the past, who have passed into the pages of history, will one be able to take part in a better world for all mankind.
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A subject aiding in the develop- ment of the personality is sales tech- nique. In this class the correct manner to use in approaching a customer is taught, and realistic demonstrations add to the interest of all concerned. Stress is placed on the necessity of having a well-rounded personality if one wishes to take his place in the business world. Miss Clarissa Hills, head of the commercial department, aids in locat- ing positions for many graduates through the placement service. At the present time many high school graduates are holding important secretarial positions in the commercial world. The demand for efficient workers in the various business fields is daily reaching a greater height. Alma I. Hughes Irene McKinney
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