Frederick Sasscer High School - Elm Yearbook (Upper Marlboro, MD)

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I I Barbara Jay jones, Sandy Oliver, and Roberta Dixon are shown working in the school office. This is required by their office practice class. These groups are very intently studying bookkeeping, an essential part of the llth Grade Commercial course. 4' E Q , t yt sys Josephine Wilson Commercial Building a These ambitious students are prac- before the arrival of This group is shown in their general busi- ness class. It is the first commercial class that the 10th grade participates in. 28

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V3 Q1 Q Brotherhood Week begins as these Sasscer students 'I 'X Set UP 3 displal' of our fofell-In nelgh ' Of - Sweet melodic refrains drift from under the music Af fx! room door as these future Carusos and Callases exercise Q! ,JW their vocal chords. . if ' w Y .J ' Q Q . Syl 59 ' I 0 0 Betty Turner .Music JR. HIGH CHORUS: left to right: first row: M. Richardson, D. Windsor, B. Tucker, S. Chitty, M. Woodward, E. Buck, R. Finn P. Hutchinson, L. Boswell, E. Entzian, R. Richardson, sponsor: Mrs. Turner. Left to right: second row: C. Bean, B. Miller, G Thames, C. Hanson, M. Cave, D. Duncan, L. Tayman, j. Simpson, T. Chaney, L. Boice, P. Nichols, L. jones. Left to right third row: L. Harris, A. Graybeal, T. Wilson, R. Woods, N. Windsor, F. King, B. Cranford, R. Sweeney, S. Sonka, M. Moran

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Business Background r ,sv jill Gosnell is pictured here dictating shorthand to Virginia Plotts before class. Joni Rodenhauser checks the speed and accuracy of the personal typing class. 29 Mary Jones and Mary Kidwell are learning how to run two of the various business machines which are part of the commercial curriculum.