Greenfield High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Greenfield, IA)

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Board of Education Irma Bickford Ed Dickey T. N. Howe Gladys Johnson R, D. Mayes W, E, McCreigh Bob McVay President COMMITTEES BUILDING AND GROUNDS COURSE OF STUDY Ed D1ckey Gladys Johnson T N Howe Irma Bxckford R J Green T N Howe TRANSPORTATION Bob McVay R J Green R D MAYE5 W. E. McCRI-SIGHT Treasurer Sgcretary

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Keith Doose B.A, W,S.T.C.g Nebraska Stout Institute: Wisconsin C.S.C.E.: Colorado fBlack and Gold Advisor, Junior Sponsor? SI-IORTI-IAND was one ofthe fascinating puzzles facing many of the .Tunior stu- dents this year. Mastery of this art was accomplished by reading notes and taking dictation at various speeds. SECRETARIAL PRACTICE offered to Senior girls varied speed dictation of shorthand, various styles of letter forms, office procedure illustrated by films, and filing technique. BOOKKEEPING class, which was com- posed of Seniors, covered material in a workbook plus tiff: practice sets. Find- ing lost pennies proved most interesting. TYPING A confronted many of the Sopho- rnore students at the beginning of each semester. The fundamentals of typing were experienced. Many of the Juniors increased their speed and accuracy in the year of TYPING l. TOP: Phyllis Everling and Burr Lisk com- pare figures in bookkeeping. MIDDLE: Lucille Meisenheimer takes dictation on the board while the class watches. BOTTOM: The Typing I class industriously works on an assignment.