Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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275 Students Future businessmen and women at MH gained experience and knowl¬ edge through diversified business classes. The business majors gave their services to the MH office staff, employing their acquired skills in practical situations. Business law students practiced drawing up contracts in order to learn the legal aspects of business. Sales and retailing classes presented sales talks which perfected their selling abilities. In Typing I and II students learned the basic skills of typing and pre¬ pared themselves for advanced classes. Bookkeeping I and II and Shorthand I and II provided an op¬ portunity for pupils to gain experi¬ ence for future secretarial work. Junior Earlie Dixon uses his persuasive talents to sell a magazine subscription to Doug Waltz. Mr. Thomas Pierce instructs his General Business class while classmates keep mental notes.

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New Algebra Texts Better Department Senior calculus students will soon seek a place in the ever-growing world of technical careers. Holly Walker and Tom Donaldson consult a After five semesters of mathematics, Bob Henderson and Lyn Wiseman find graphing an easy task. logarithms chart in order to complete an assign¬ ment. Academics 27

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Acquire Background in Business Field Student absence sheets for the use of the faculty are mimeographed daily by Miss Esther Raines. Typing II student Peggy Robinson concen¬ trates while finishing a timed writing. Retailing class is enlivened by senior Mike Clark’s informative talk on “Credit and Its Uses.” Thinking over a student comment, Mr. Joe Mitchell consults his book for an appropriate answer. Academics 29 t Hw l si ? in4»v iu«U m