High School of Commerce - Caduceus Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Stenography Also Aids Successful Careers Shown below in Miss Conway’s typing class are Kathleen Kelley, Joan Borek and Beverly Brosnan in the foreground, and Carol Topoosian, Lucille LaFlamme and Beverly Fusaro in the back- ground. In this class the students work with actual business forms, thus becoming further acquainted with office procedures. In addition they try to build up their typing speed. PA

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Bookeeping Teaches Many Business Phases Shown below are Janet Raschi and Betty Val- entine in the foreground, and Everett Venturini and Phyllis Peterson in the background, working diligently on their practice sets. By working on these practice sets the students gain experience in handling forms similar to actual business papers. This is only one of the many phases of business that the students encounter in the Book- keeping Department. 16 Souci. Comtedet = ow man Electric Shap o Profit Aged Loss Statement For month Ended MAY Gy, ts? chan se Solas TNventsry MAY Se Total Coster Meecha FER Sale. ih MerchAnsise Tatcadory May 4, F Potchandise Sold L.A ites TS PRY ASIC Pee peneraet RA. Geeman Capetat Net Prefer Less witncleawis wet Inconse ox Cap tab RA. Bowman Present Capital ITeTAL Li Abe Litied Ans Prepriatonthe isyrsa 129099

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Quality Teaching of Office Skills Enables BUSINESS MACHINES Mr. Jones, our Machine Cal- culation teacher is demonstrat- ing the use of a comptometer to Judy Harris, while Patricia Gorman, Patricia Barker, Juli- anne Filiault, Gail Winslow, Carol Balsom, Marlene Butman, Elizabeth Shimkus, Gail Knapp, Roberta Malcolm, Claudia Du- buc, and Dorine Daigle are bus- ily at work. CLERICAL PRACTICE Mr. Alleva is teaching telephone courtesy to Judy Turowski, Carolyn Height, Marcia Graves, Linda Hobson. Standing are Paul White, Charles Wellman and Mr. Alleva. This is part of the work in his Clerical Prac- tice class.