Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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WILLY Learns Office Work I I I I 1 I :M HELEN S. HICKMAN B. A. Marretta College M. A. University of Pittsburgh Salesmanship, Retailing, Merchandise Information, Store Arithmetic M. L. LACY A. B., B. C. S. Albion College Bookkeeping I' ,H ,, Students in the cooperative course divide their time between school and work. In the mornings they attend classes in salesrnanship, retailing, merchandise information, store arith- metic, bookkeeping, office practice, and secre- tarial practice, while their afternoons are spent working in downtown stores and offices. This course gives the student a chance to apply what he learns in class and to get practical experi- ence in the work he intends to do full-time after graduation. WM. A. WALSH B. C. S. Kentucky University Office Practice Secretarial Bookkeeping

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WILLY Wants ct lob T ,pf I I I I I I I H The commercial department, headed by Mr. William Walsh, perpares students for business work after graduation. They learn the techni- que of various phases of office work and be- come skilled in these duties. The studies, typ- ing, shorthand, office practice, bookkeeping, salesmanship, cooperative sales, and advertis- ing, are taught by eleven teachers. Two comparatively new classes are included in this group: Q11 the office practice classes which take care of all accounts, paying out and re- ceiving money from all departments, Q21 the cooperative sales class is instructed for the first four periods of each day, and then the members work in downtown stores in the afternoon. In this way they gain actual experience. RACHEL M. STEWART B. S. University of Illinois Shorthand, Typing ELMER A. LEFFEL B. S. Bliss College Shorthand, Typing MILDRED E. BENNETT A. B. Wittenberg College Stenography CORA B. ULLOM B. C. S. Office Training School A. B., M. A. Wittenberg Stenography, Typing HAR OLD P. EGLINGER A. B. Wittenberg College Bookkeeping, Typing Office Practice HELEN E. DEATON B. S. Wittenberg College B. C. S. Office Training School Shorthand, Typing JAMES W. LEWIS A. B. Wittenberg Shorthand, Typing, Sales I A. EDMOND WHITE B. S. Akron University Bookkeeping, Typing L.

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WILLY Meets the Languages I I I I I q MARION M. RACER RUTH E. FITZ A. B. Wittenberg A. B. Wittenberg Spanish, English M. A. Columbia Latin DOROTHY KRAUTWATER A. BA Wittenberg NINA MARIE LADD Latin A. B. Wittenberg M. A. Ohio State ELLA B. CHASE French A. B. Wittenberg German, Mathematics CLARENCE M' SMITH A. B. Wittenberg M. A. University of Chicago Spanish, Latin Springfield High offers four language courses to its students. They are Latin, Spanish, Ger- man, and French. Latin 4 students study maps of early Europe, and they also dramatize parts of the Helvetian campaign. Spanish students are able to buy copies of Selecciones, the Spanish edition of the Reader's Digest. These are used in class. In French the fact that learning a language opens up a new world to the students is emphasized, Second year French students are assigned supplementary reading for each grading period. In the first year classes of German, the students study grammar and reading lessons. As a class pro- ject in the second year German classes, each student gives an oral review in German. N, :',.i?'E'.:f,gi :,r1g.13::j:':..'2:e t vge,.a,c,g.,4: 25- ,2f': :7:.,--:ie 4 155 1 ' - ' ' - X ' H ' X' ' X ' ' ' 41