Conway High School - Wampus Cat Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Mrs. Kenneth Spatz B.A., M.S.E.3 Typing, Shorthand Cyping and Shvrfluznd Although typing is offered only one year, one may learn more advanced skills in typing by taking short- hand. Shorthand students learn not only how to take dictation, but also important secretarial skills. Short- hand teaches a skill which is valuable in almost any occupation. Mrs. Spatz prepares the class for a timed writing. Dictating to shorthand class

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Mrs. James Clayton M.A.g Latin gorcigu Zanguages During the first year of Latin, students study grammar and basic fundamentals. Those who continue with Latin obtain a broader outlook of Roman life through the study of Caesar's works. Spanish gives a larger knowledge of the ways and customs of Spanish speaking people and teaches the student to speak, hear, and write the language. Mrs. Farris adjusts Carolyn Thompson's earphones. ITIPXICB Mrs. Jeff Farris B.S.E,, M.A.g Spanish I, II, gl III Reading from Hola, Isabel .

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Mr. James Hickman M,E.3 Introduction to Business Distributive Education fufroduclim in Husincss Disfribufizfc fdumfiou Introduction to business, which teaches the basic principles of selling, management, public relations, and efficiency, is designed especially for students who plan a career in the business world. Distributive education, through which students attend classes and work part time downtown, is on-the-job training. Mr. Hickman shows James Lane and Larry Lachowsky how to work a business machine.