Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Here ot Voc. the Business field it generolly dominoted by the fairer sex, but gradually young men ore taking interest in thit field. In GENERAL BUSINESS students leorn the various types of work done in an office, such as filing, typing, and bookkeeping. STENOGRAPHY students learn these plus shorthand and transcription. Machines are becoming more and more in use, so there is more of a demand for skilled students who can run them. This is the job of the BUSINESS MACHINES department. Zintho Zunde. Pott Grod, is working on a posting machine in the Butiness deportment. These Post Grods are toking advantage of the Dato Processing course offered here at Vocational. 19

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MRS. LOUISE AMERMAN: Typing: Shorthand: United Fund: Public Affairs: Flower and Social Committee. MR. AMBROSE ZELLER: Accounting and Low in Data Processing. MRS. LUCILLE WILlEN: Office Machines: Business Math: All-School Banking. MRS. DORIS JEAN ERICKSON: Business Machines: Junior Class Advisor. MRS. ELEANOR HUSO: Deportment Head: Stenography: Typing: National Honor Society Committee: Commencement Committee: Auditorium Committee: Red Cross. BUSINESS is an expanding trade. Today it consists of General Business, Stenography, Business Machines, and Data Processing. Data Processing is open for Post Grads only. MISS HELEN ROBERTSON: Typing: Advanced Stenography and transcription: Business Correspondence: United Fund and Public Affairs: Secretory of Business Department. MRS. CLARA HEENAN: Shorthond: Bookkeeping: Typing: Assistant Sophomore Closs Advisor. MISS DEAN KEAN: Filing: Office Training: Awards Committee. MRS. MARGARET ORROCK: Trade Relations: Junior Accounting: Bookkeeping: Tradcwind Collection: Awards Committee. MR. LARRY PETTERSON: Computer Programming: Dato Processing applications. 18

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Ccmdolwjij S COSMETOLOGY is a trade that is open for both the Post-Grad and high school students. They are taught how to give bleaches, tints, facials, and permanent waves. After they have completed 1500 hours they may take the State Board exam. Another course that is offered at Vocational for Post-Grads only is BARBERING. This is a 1200 hour 9 month course. When they hove completed this course they may take the state examination for an apprentice Barber license. MISS CHARLOTTE MEYERS: Cosmetology: Staff council. MR. ROBERT GRAHAM: Bothering MRS. DOROTHEA NEPRUDE: Cosmetology: Vocctte Adviser. MISS MURIEL ZIEGLER: Cosmetology. 20