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

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QW w Ri ?M f i 'P ,LS .Lf Qui? riichi emsmkmi l mmezcdai Fmazlmenf Uaffma Wmdaaa What kind of work would we like to do? typist? bookkeeper? secretary? Springfield High has the proper course to train us for the work we want. Practical courses available to us are bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand, and office practice. Mr. Walsh has been teaching a class in the fundamentals of income tax figuring this year. This is a newly developed class for the pur- pose of instructing the student on the computing of income tax in order that he may sometime be of help to his employer. A three year vocational course is designed for those who want specialized training or who plan to do secretarial work. For those who want general training in stenography, two years of commercial work may be included in general academic program. You can see that Springfield High School obligation to Springfield and is striving to give her well-trained capable of furnishing the business offices of the city with etficient

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