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Page 49 text:
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ROW 1: B.I-Iabben, C. Johnson, C. Bilek, C. Dishman, P. Parks, C. Beckley. ROW 2: B. Lalor, J. Eccher, V. Bur- ditt, B. Freeman, M. Bonnett, S. Ripperger, J. Steward. BACK ROW: D. Thorson, L. Cronin, J. Kennedy, ML Carl- son, M. Stier, C. Larson, L. Olson. Left top: Carol Johnson transcribes an assign- ment into shorthand. Left, bottom: Mrs. johnson, Marilyn Carlson, Marsha Stier and Miss Jewell examine an audio secretary. Below: Sally Ripperger uses the offset press. ' .,, 45
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ff fig Left: Switchborad operators are made. Above: Donna Thorson types a letter from a transcription machine. Girls Train T0 Be Exeeuli ve S ecretaries The Executive Secretary program provided the in supervised on-the-job training. The students necessary training for careers as secretaries of studied typewriting, shorthand, office machines, management personnel to those students who had filing, and secretarial procedures and accounting already had some secretarial training. Students, The classroom was filled with modern office under the direction of Miss Nancy Jewell and furniture, electric typewriters, office machines Mrs. Marilyn Johnson, spent three to four hours and instructional shorthand equipment. per day in the classroom and three hours per day Being an executive secretary requires concentration. 44
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A .. fffff, 7 f , 0 'I' '.:: 21 ,Gia Ilifl I VTP Ulf W.-iA:d::::ff?fi7 . ..A...A,.,Y, Q, .... , , .A X . ,.,., , . ,.... , ...::: , Above--Joanne Gerrard and Bonnie Abel arrange bulletin board project. Jane Isaacson and Debbie Wright select ac- cessories for display. Girls Learn the Business 0fFashz'0ns The Fashion Merchandising program prepared its stu- clerical work, making displays, advertising, selling dents for employment in the fashion field. Dming the and merchandising. twenty-one month course, under the instruction of Mrs. Laura Raker, the girls studied introduction to In September, the girls traveled to Minneapolis for a fashion merchandising, textiles, fashion design, and holiday market at the Radisson Hotel. the history of fashion. On-the-job training involved ROW 1--S. Mernka, D. Wright, J. Gerrard, J. Sandeling, Mrs. Laura Raker Qspon.J. ROW 2--A. Reese, B. Able, M. Odenbritt, B. Heise, C. O'Brien, L. Erickson. BACK ROW--I. Isaacson fpres.J, D. Trevarthen fsec.J, A. Loehr, G. Calmer ftreas.J, K. Gebhardt fv. Pres.J, C. Ostercamp. 46
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