Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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DON T. ANDERSON Huster of Science, L nirersity of Illinois -V N535 i as sum ,, Q sw X X rf XA f NK Q Qi , Assy . , ,, Nomura CARR Haelwlm' of Edueatiolz, Sontlzeru Illinois Lll1Il't'l'XIfj' Y-Teens. National Honor Ilomeroom 11 gwict., Hom crooin 1 l . glllfl' UHil't'l'xifj' NIARTIN WILLIAM lVI.xTLACk ILS., Nfestcrn Illinois Homeroom 12 DELMAR E. SLAGEL1, ILS. in Educutiolz. Illinois State Normal Universitv The commercial department strives to develop understanding and efficiency in the fundamental skills needed by those just entering the business world. The curriculum of this department in- cludes typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office machines. The college-bound student will also find typing and shorthand valuable to him, not only at college but throughout life. Speed and accuracy are the main objectives in typing and shorthand. Pins arc awarded to those who achieve certain Did you know that Isabelle is going steady with Horace? goals. The students also have practice in taking dictation and learn the proper forms for business letters. There are many new machines which are used in the world of commerce. In the office machines class the student learns the care and operation of these machines. Those taking bookkeeping will find it a useful subject whether they are keeping their own per- sonal records or those of a business concern. Cor- rect records are important in every profession. All right ladies. Lesson one on How to Catch Your Man Rwgs w-,NMN LM, INLZ GIESEKING 'l'HEi.,vv1.x Ianni 'll INV Moi., Ct'rn'gc' I,L'llIN Hfmwmom 11 llomeroom lo

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