Grosse Pointe South High School - Viewpointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Brian Rutledge and David Kerkmaz check work Students learn machine operation in 4th hour Ofhce Practice sheets with adding machines. Business adds 3 new courses This year the business education depart- ment introduced three new courses of study. One of these was Data Processing. The ob- jective of this course is to have the student gain an interest in the field and think of it as a possible career. Many field trips are taken to see the different types of equipment. Two courses available to ninth graders are Introduction to Business and Combination Personal Typing and Notehand. Introduction to Business gives an overview of the world of business stressing basic business opportunities, primnciples, and practices. Cobination Per- sonal Typing and Notehand is set up for the college-bound student with the purpose of having a usable skill. The other major courses in the curriculum include several typing courses, bookkeeping, shorthand, notehand, and office practice. .r , . - Ns-wr.:... ,,,,, - - V t s 4 nu. Mike Monahan, Louis O'G0rman, and Bruce Robb study fundamentals of bookkeeping.

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Shirley Hilgendorf uses the dictaphone in typing Elyce Rush uses the key punch machine in Data Processing. SF

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