Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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-..,-...I Chivalry, my dear sir! As typing instructor William Bennett opens the door for Aaron Amtsbuechler of the sales department, Clyde Bar- nett, bookkeeping teacher, skeptically views the situation. Culture, dependability, and ap- pearance are only a few of the many personal qualifications necessary to be a successful business woman, stresses Mrs. Hazel DeHart to her HL...-.5 2 Q- Checking pupils' records is Mrs. Erma Car- penter, typing instructor. Today wasn't quite so hectic as other days this week have been, sighs Earl Emery to George Bland, both members of the Business Department. Instructors help student Hats off to the business education teach- ers! Through their efforts, commercial stu- dents become skilled in such courses as typing shorthand, bookkeeping, retail sell- ing and office practice, all preliminary steps towards a successful business career. dwigfl, A We teachers don't really lead a dog's life, iests Theodore Huizenga to another teacher specialized in the business field, Miss Hulda Gibson. Students may not smile at their marks, but Mrs. Edna Redd and Mrs. Julia Grotts, shorthand teachers, were smiling as they filed them,