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Typing I class rattles through a 5-minute timed speed test. Receipts and disbursements are the concern of Mary Cudworth, Student Body Treasurer. OFFICE PRACTICE Demands Skill The goal of Office Practice students is to operate any business machine in the school, from a paper staple ex- tractor (finger nails) to the Dictaphone. Ordinarily restricted to seniors, this class was open to juniors also, giving them the opportunity to graduate with a mastery of the basic operation techniques required for working in an office. 28 Library assistant Sandy Franklin types catalog card.
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CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Alice Fent, Patsy Freeman, Nancy Nancy Peterson. THIRD ROW: Sandra Jones, Mary King, Toon, Jean Cumbo, Virginia Spalinger. SECOND ROW; Rosa- Lorry Godsey, Cecil Kelly, Steve Schoen felder, Bob Davis, lie Marino, Linda Hilton, Anna Slyter, Thelma Cartwright, Bill Snyder, Fae Rue. DRIFT AYRES: Jim Steele, David Crist, Bill Sny- Jonet Demagalski, Sherry Klosterman, Susan der, Gary Janssen, Gale Carpenter, Hubert Helik- Kay Helikson, Donna Salsbury, Alice Fent. son. BELLENOTES: Cathy Baker, Sharon Holt,
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Shirley Toon and Bunny Redding work on papers in bookkeeping. COMMERCIAL ARTS Classes Find Practical Units A large office manuscript, consisting of ten chapters, telling about every phase of secretarial work, was Typing 11 s chief production work. Students typed the annual Oakridge Fire Depart- ment's report to the city council. Many copies of the 11-page report had to be separately typed. Composing and typing postcard notices to tree- planting committee members for weekly meetings was another task. They also typed the letters inviting Governor Mark Hatfield, Senator Wayne Morse, and other officials to the tree-planting festivities, May 5 and 6. Three outstanding freshmen, Linda Harer, Claudia Browne, and Becky Lockhard, typed 50 words per minute by the end of the first semester, scored in or near the 70 s by the end of the year. Garth Skaar teaches Commercial Arts: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing and Office Practice. He advises Pep Club. 29
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