Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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W, 1 . lil Ai WW4.. - ' SUSPENDED You are looking at a typewriter upside down As with many accepted modern conveniences the complexity of the typewriter is often forgotten machine blows Black bright smooth runmne clicking Eager secretaries are taught to impose and Clean John Masefield Brushed, oiled and dainty typewriting With tins of ribbons waiting for the

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Excellence is ihsoluttlx necessirv lor inxone pl mnmu to enter the business world Smee such training is uenerillx eonfined to the hiszh school level 1 complete tommertitl course is offered to MHS students Potential secretaries find 1 lull rttnee ot sub jects typintz shorthand bookkeeping from which to choose .md build their skill Courses in eenersl business cmd eommeruil lm round out the pic ture Trying to keep eyes off the keyboard came hard ut first but lmallx fumbling fingers found the right buttons ind progress was made Those eorkscrew marks didnt m tke sense to mam people but to shorthand students each little squiggle hid some special significance the ledger .md the intricacies of commercial law were all undertaken bt these predommatelv all girl classes Business Arts mr 's-X'-ss ESSENTIAL in all occupa tions Involving finance book keeping IS studied by most students following the com merclal course . . ' ' ' ' I 1 . ' ' .,a 1 1 1' 1 . ' A- '-. L 2 -V s A 'L 5 w . l s . CL - 5- s ' . ' 'z 5 1 ' , ' 1 ' ' L '. - . : 5, . ' . k, ' . ' -Q . . .Q Q- E L . ., . ' 'L 2 ' ' - ' , ' , , . . ' ', 1 L Q . . ' .4 . 5 2 ii A' in Ax. . . ' . Principles of good business. complexities of A K f.-A rv . . - . . . my i l u n - I - f- 4, s . - . m ' 5, r , U . V funn- 'V - l :A Mwfl se.. . f. 1-Qfyfn.. - ' ' ' - :fi Q . ,lg '

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HE S BIGGER THAN I AM' Eddle Bellamy sudden- ly. realizes that he wnll momenlanly fund himself on t e mat The health and physlcal strength of a people IS really the foundatlon upon whlch all thelr happlness and all thelr powers as a state depend Benjamin Dlsraeh One of the crltlclsms ot Amerlca and other mdustrlal nations of today lS that their youth are becommg soft and unable to meet the chal lenges of any but sedentary llfe Physical edu Catton classes are a partlal answer to thls problem Although the rules and regulations underwent consnderable change the boys and the glrls had parallel gym programs Alternatmg between the bug and llttle gyms students received brulses from foot hockey soccer and wrestling Basket ball and volleyball provxded equally vngorous but less injurious actlvlty There were relays lt was amazmg the number of ways dnscovered to move from one end of the gym to the other In the sprung tenms and badmmton racquets appeared and mdlvldual sports received attention Physical Education CRACK' They re off! Marme frackmen Roger Mo lander and Bob Clancy along with two Peshhgo run ners begun the 'I00 yard dash