Hill Murray High School - Omega Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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' X Pri atc School DEDICATED: O To the teaching of the high- est ideals and standards in the field of business educa- tion. I To the preparation of young men and women for lives of usefuless, whether spent in the home, in business or the professions. I Write for Bulletin of Courses and Illustrated Year Book. Acquire More Than Technical Skills The better positions in business demand more of young people today than a working knowledge of a few business skills. Successful applicants for top-flight positions must have pleasing personalities, initia- tive, poise, enthusiasm, and ability to get along with others. Fortunately, these qualities can be ac- quired by study and training just as surely as skill in typing, shorthand, and accounting can be acquired. This program of study is called Career Training here at the Minnesota School of Business. In these classes, the fine .art of successful human relations is carefully studied under the guidance of capable teachers. , School of Business 24 S. 7TH STREET-LINCOLN 6721 A ouniurv scHooL smcz ian Page seventy'nine

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Note Books Pens - Pencils Folders Envelopes BUY AT THE SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE An efticient and busy staff comprise the Student Supply Store group supervised by Mrs. Helene Becker. Early each morning staff members are on hand to service the long line that lorms before school. Everything that is necessary To school supplies may be purchased at this student-owned and operated store. The Supply Store stall does its own boolceeping, buying, and invoicing, and the group is already looking over catalogues preparing for the tall rush of business. sen, Carol Lindsay, Marylu Murphy, David Holdaway, Tom Swanson, Wayne Peterson f Mary Hart, Mar- gie Ubel, Jean Larson, Patricia Lyon, Harold Basquin, Harlan Sween. Page eighty Row 11 Pat Palarine, Margie John-