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Iunior homeroom 324-S184 .... Office Practice students, Nancy Allison, Thelma Boone, Don Gerritsen, and Susan Gwiner, help keep detailed records during the magazine campaign. During the scl'1ool's annual magazine sales campaign, the students of the Commercial Arts Department act as co-ordin- ators between student salesmen and the magazine company. These young businessmen feel that they gain practical experi- ence by keeping sales records, collecting money, and preparing financial reports of this small business. Weldon B. Fruth: Typing I, General Business. Florence Grine: Typing l and ll, Clerical Office Practice, Shorthand lg National Honor Society adviser. 23
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William Smith: Bookkeeping I, Law and Economics, Sales- manshipg Iunior class adviser. Lois M. Coyer: General Busi- ness, Commercial Math, Sten- ography lg Y-Teens adviser. Raymond C. Orwig: Book- keeping Il, Shorthand II, Secretarial Office Practice, Typewriting II. In Commercial Arts students learn on the job A Commercial Arts course in Fostoria High School includes studies in salesmanship, law and economics, general business, business math, typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, secre- tarial and clerical office work. Some of the business courses would be Valuable to every- one, While others provide more specialized training for students Who will enter the busi- ness world immediately after graduation. The teachers of this department feel that a certain amount of training in general business is es- sential to everyone in all walks of life since many adults use checkbooks and many fami- lies must have budgets. New equipment recently added to the de- partment includes several Monroe adding ma- chines, a Monroe bookkeeping machine, and an l.B.M. electric typewriter. Watch those fingers as Darl Mericle tries for speed and accuracy.
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Richard C. Roe: Driver's Training, General Mathy Traf- fic Patrol, Intramurals ad- viser. No hot-rodders here- safe driving is taught Driver's Education, as it is presented in the school, is intended to develop in the student a basic attitude of courtesy on the road and safe driving habits. The course of study includes practical applica- tion oi driving skills, an interpretation of state laws, and text-book study. Mr. Roe is especially proud of the new training car, a 1959 Ford. Since it has been proved that a teen-ager learns to drive better from the instructions of one outside his immediate family, it is a distinct advantage for him to take Driver's Education While he is in high school. 24 Need some help, lady? Sharon Milligan struggles with the tire as Mr. Roe he-lpfully watches.
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