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I gsm Above-lVlr. Johnson explains the procedure for finding a job. At Right-Miss Ertel listens patiently as Dale Duncan confronts her with a problem in bookkeeping. iii ,iii vvuggmzuug W , ,Y , 1 , Q ii wiijfmii mf ii iiigfgiiiii iff ' M' ,QQ 412 -'Yi .xjssg , A . uy'.,h? f ie J I ai jp Students Investigate Business Fields ls... Students interested in the commercial line of work were all required to take some of the courses in business. In Shorthand I and ll students dealt with the phonetical sound and make up of words. This had to be accomplished before they could read and write the phrases efficiently. Bookkeeping and Office Practice were two of the other courses offered that familiarized the students with office procedure. Typing was offered to those who were eager to learn how to build the speed and dexterity of their fingers. At left-Typing students warm up before class.
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Above-Students wait anxiously for the bell. At left-IVliss Ertel explains to Kathi Bush just how to solve her problem. Figures, Ratios Dominate Clever Minds At left-John Cook figures out a difficult problem. Below-Kathi Salesman is dismayed by the complexities of her new assignment.
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