Fairfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Students in Business Courses Are Kept Busy. Mrs, Hughes and Mrs. Metzler were the business teachers this year at Fair- field. For those students --pre- dominantly girls --interested in pursuing a secretarial ca - reer, they had the opportuni- ty to take a shorthand class, in which they could learn the speedy method of taking dic- tation. Courses in general business showed the students sensible ways in which to manage their money, delineating the importance of a budget and planned parenthood. Mean- while, bookkeeping educated the student on how to keep financial records straight among other things. . Not $35 off again ! Senior Deb Kammerdiener works hard on trying to get her figure to balance out in bookkeeping . Adding machines are a big help. Math pliays an essential part in Bookkeeping. Tami Taxman shows a short cut in getting her figures to come out ok. 76 Business

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Oh Shoot! Hard work is what it Overtime Duty! With deadlines coming up, takes to be on the Annual Staff. Denise Stump tries to figure out how many Senior Deb Hein works diligently more pictures are needed to finish her sec- on her section trying to make tions. her deadline. gs 75 Annual Staff

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S-S-S space, C-C-C space. It ' s not much fun getting your P ' s and Q ' s turned around in Typing I class. Jesse Fell seems to think so. Ring- a- ling- a- ling! Five minute timings are a big part in typing I. Joan Yoder and Benita Oiler con- centrate on improving their time. Debits and Credits is one big head- ache. Brian Steele takes one of his unit tests in Bookkeeping. 77 Business