Franklin Central High School - Flashback Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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r Business Career The first year of typing includes learning the keyboard, essential parts of the machine, and care of the machine. In shorthand I class, Sanya Stayte practices her transcribing of shorthand taught by Mrs. Wessel. To give pupils an understanding of various busi- ness practices valuable to them as consumers of business our business courses were developed. Secretarial training, bookkeeping, business law, office practice and shorthand are just a few of busi- ness subjects offered here at Franklin Central. If the students plan a business career, these various courses will prove to be helpful. In room 115, Sandy Grey is busily at work on one of her bookkeep- ing problems.

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Rick Schilling and Charley Ritter experiment with a formula in chemistry. Mr. William Ford, a newcomer to F.C. demonstrates an experiment to his Physical Science class. iniiiiniir Grading exams keeps Mrs. Margaret Richwine, instructor of Chem- istry and Physics, quite busy. Mr. Al Morgan, instructor of biology and F.C. ' s wrestling coach, is explaining the different elements of nature.

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Holds Key to Future at Franklin Central 11 mmm Business jobs are growing at a fantastic rate. That is why Mr. John Gruner, Mrs. Carolyn Wessel, Mrs. Helen Ernstes, Miss Melanie Burke, and Miss Bonnie Woodruff are willing at any time to help students in this field. Francis Tawney in Secretarial training is learning to operate the voice writer machine. Jeff Gibson, enrolled in business law, is acquainted with the basic (actors of law. .i ' mm