Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Fawn I ly - I '0 In nl 1- rqfiall Ile pal rl nur nl Sfllllllilljl-xll'S. Xviillllf, Miss M1'Cl'v4lic-. Mrs. S4'iIlil1'ixS. Miss XvQ'1lIilt'l'ill'il1l. Svutw1WNliss Tillingllust. l'l1lliI'llll1ll, Miss Vm'lklel'. Smmlingz-Nliss i-Kpplvliy. Hr. ,lt'llSQ'll. Hr. lilomquist. Nliss Haunsluw. SPflf01lfxli5S EillIt'l'. Hiss fi0i1iil2l4'llt'l'. Miss Hannon

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Page 22 QNX' ln the Sllt'lll't' ol' u lll9CllLllllI'2il clrawing room, 4 a l1oy's prolrlvms in his work are me-t and solved by 00-0lNi'l'Llll0ll of student and lPLll'llt'I'. l'llllt'l' lllSll'lN'll0ll the- SlllflPl1lS9 weak points are Sll'Pll lllf'll?ll and mzmv I' . valuable short cuts are lP2ll'l1?fl. Hy solving practical problems and applying them i11 their flrawings, the boys ill'1lllll'f' exp61'ie111'f' which will be useful later. Quietly, the future world planners and draftsmen prepare for the future. All construction work must be first planned and put on paper. Here the students learn the basic requirements before they can accept the trying responsibilities of experienced engineers.

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Page 2 I lt is important for every business place to keep records of their assets and liabilitiesg for that reason bookkeepers are trained to keep accurate accounts of all business transactions made by the concern. Lindblom offers a course in bookkeeping which covers thoroughly every detail of the complicated journals, ledgers, and P. and L. statements so essential to being a good bookkeeper. Profit and loss. all the fletaileal items of daily business. furnish the lesson for the voung lmnk- keeper. Neatness in daily routine and eompetenee in 0Hice work go hand in hand to make the finished book- keeper. Bookkeeping has many of the ellar- aeteristies ul' pure mathematics. but also has a most praetieal aspeet in mmlern business.