Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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next step usiness education courses in- clude Shorthand l, ll, Typing I, ll, Bookkeeping l, ll, business Eng- lish, and clerical office practice. Students are taught to work for neatness and accuracy, and then to try to increase speed. Business education c l a s s e s, open to sophomores, Juniors, and seniors, were designed for those students who did not plan to con- tinue their schooling after grad- uation, as well as those who did plan to go on to business colleges. First year typing was designed to teach students to type with ac- curacy and fluency, Second year students were taught the use of calculating machines. Shorthand students learned to take dictation accurately and rapidly. T h e i r notes were then transcribed into readable letters. Bookkeeping s t u d e n t s were taught how to keep business rec- ords and how to prepare special bookkeeping forms. Clerical of- fice practice trained the students in filing, keeping records, tran- scribing with the use of the dic- taphone and ediphorie, and gen- eral knowledge of calculating ma- chines. Business English classes taught fundamental business grammar to its students. The girls also learn- ed how to write effective applica- tion letters and how to prepare for personal interviews. ABOVE-Students in typing classes learned to type accurately and with speed BELOW - Ieanice Meany types as Evelyn Rasmussen looks on faculty-19 'WW . ...,,..,t..,, , 4. MW, ..... , ,., f- tr tttiiiswgr 5

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mv ...av business world - 3 5 S -A ABOVE-Mr. Gaylord Aplin, head ot the business education department, school trea- surer, and clerical ottice practice teacher LEFT-Miss lean lohnsrud, shorthand, typ- ing, and clerical office practice teacher, Iunior Red Cross adviser, and senior class adviser, Miss Lucille Gaedke, clerical office practice teacher and business manager tor auditorium programs, Mrs. Esther Grell, typing and shorthand teacher t , , TL rr Mr. Louis Schmitz, typing teacher, Mr. Theodore Schoenke, bookkeeping and typing teacher, Iunior Class adviser, and Mr. Donald Triebold, shorthand, typing and bookkeeping teacher 18-faculty

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students learn to reason 2 i 5 Miss Dorothea Thompson, mathematics teacher and sophomore class adviser, administers sixth hour geometry class mi WE A Q a test to her Mr. Richard Frailing, math- ematics and art teacher, line football coach, and wrest- ling coach, shows some wrestling pictures to Miss Dorothea Thompson 20-faculty -es