Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Gettin Down T Bu in ss Transactions, journals, homerow keys, brief forms and smooth strokes were all terms used in three business classes, accounting, typing, and shorthand. Mrs. Betty McWhite, Mrs. Joyce Patterson and Mrs. Lib McCameran instructed each of these classes. Students learned the basic concepts of business. In accounting, the students learned about balance sheets and how to fill out transaction forms, such as journals and ledgers. Mrs. McWhite also gave her students projects, where they began and completed an entire accounting cycle on their own. During shorthand, students had to take dictation. They then used their typing skills to transcribe their dictation. In typing, students had the opportunity to learn such typing skills as accurate hand position and correct posture. During the year the students had to type many letters, envelopes and memorandums. Through accounting, shorthand, and typing students learned skills they needed to be an accountant, secretary or any other job activity that may include communication. Ellen Stevens uv 1vK-.M Concentration is the name of the game as first Keeping in balance, Staci Yown calculates her year typing students practice the correct daily books during accounting class. iPhoto by method of typing. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Robert Frecmanj 86fBusiness

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Starting the morning off right, Dawn Oliver prepares for the business world ,gn-sw-fs during first period. iPhoto by Robert Freemunj K.,-w L M W l i 15-vm 2' vw w 1 . 3 t 2 ' l E E :E E Alone or with help? Mrs. Betty McWhitc helps Julius Thompson with accounting while Cheryll Hawkins masters it alone. QPhoto by Nancy Smithj BusinessfX7