Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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W'lmt a mess! Mr. Hall calmly looks on while M. Duhnrt, D. Thomas and 5. Lawrence help EU R. Daniels change the ribbon. Mrs. Yvonne Brown, bookkeeping; Mr. Joseph Davis, typing, junior high fnnlhall; Mr. Charles Ceraci, shorthand, Future Business Leaders of America; Mr. William Hall, typing; Miss Sarah Levine, a$ce pracs lice, Production Staff; Mr. Theodore Siddall, merchandising, DsE.C.A.; Mr. Samuel Skurnw, Salesmanship, Mr. Kenneth Wenzel, typing. Large Number Of Students Choose Business Field The outstanding qualities needed in businass students are patience and perseverance; the results gained are speed and accuracy. To achieve the knowledge, skill, and characteristics necessary for a business career, the business teachers train their students through courses offered heresshorthand, typ- ing, omce practice, bookkeeping, and salesmanship. New courses this year are recordskeeping and clerical services. Merchandising provides work experience. OHice machines used in class include rotary and key-driven calculating ma- chines and electric typewriters. s'How long is that column of figures, anyway, Mn W'enzcl?n complain D. Wilson and P. Lindsay at the adding machine.

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Linda Albret'hl puinls oul places numliuned in hvr reporl on NEW Miss Hurlbert 1inds bulletin board muleriai increases inter Zeuland. Maps. and globes help students with geography. as: in nnrinnt Mayan civilization. 7A;;,-w x; le impurtzmuc- uI not being dcreivvd lly forms of pmpagnnda is 15' stressed in Mr. Wilkey's smrio-vcnnomirs class.

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kl In Mrs. Brnwn': ahsrennr, substitute lEal'llL'l Mrs. Hollis herbs L. Hr-nsnn and L. Jo mison to In .mco illeir books HP11 make good stenographcrs out of you yet, declares Miss Levine, head of tho. hllsiness department. Encouragumam from Mr. Ceraci helps students to increase their typing speed without sacrificing accuracy.