Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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jehnxrr-n Period 1 - Works in office Period 2 - Takes test in Soc. Econ. class Period 3 - Shows English class what Period 4 - Takes dictation from Miss she knows about diagraming Beck in Shorthand class Period 5 - Practices filing—part of work Activity period - Does stencil art given in Office Training work for the school paper

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Warrior Maiden Hooky? Yes Work? Guess You can’t reveal •Cause slacks conceal At ease I Work? Yes’ Rest? Guess—

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' A Senior's School Day The typical student of the Senior class jumps off the bus, walks into the school building, puts her lunch away,and walks up the incline to the study hall. After chatting with her girl friend a few minutes, the bell rings and she goes into the outer office where she helps by typing, answering the telephone, and receiving visitors. Between telephone calls, the period serves as a study hall for her. In Social Economics class, she learns many things that are very helpful to one who will soon be away from high school life. Yes—many interesting discussions result from the studies of this class. Boy 1 Is she happy about not forgetting these diagrams she learned in English a few years ago. Do they come in handy? I'll say so. She must have had a knack for English—always could get it. After the 12:00 bell, this Senior is down in the canteen getting a coke to brighten up her lunch. After her hunger is satisfied, she puts in the remaining few minutes in some last minute studying of Shorthand. Making all those little curlicues is fun but she can't keep up on that dictation unless she gets enough practice. The next period she gets some Office Training. This course is something new but she finds it all very interesting —dictaphone transcription, adding machine practice, mimeograph work, learning how to answer the telephone, and other things to do or not to do in an office. Although she might have chosen several different activities, our Senior does her bit for the school paper by adding an artistic touch to the advertising. Every other Wednesday, she bends over the mimeoscope and draws many fine lines. But this isn’t enough to take up her time so she also belongs to the Glee Club where she has another opportunity to give voice to her artistic abilities. Now the bell rings and she grabs her coat, runs down the stairs and jumps on the bus—no loitering after school unless you want to walk home and seventeen miles is just a wee bit too far for that. ?