Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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and He will Increase in Learning Proverb 9:9 Our finders pound furiously over the keys of the typewriter, and become still from copying figures into columns. In beginning the study of business, we doubtless have in mind the very practical question. What benefits may I expect to gain from this subject? We who invest much time and energy in this course, try to think of it not as a drudgery now. but as a great help, and perhaps even a career in future life. BUSINESS Page Ttrenly-fve

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Teach a Righteous Man, The question. What docs x’ equal?” is familiar to our ears in the math classes each day. We learn that accuracy is the first essential in the use of math in all forms of business life, and next to accuracy in rank of importance is speed. The successful worker should be able to produce an absolutely correct piece of work and to do this rapidly. Thus we. the math students, sense the value of the knowledge we gain through the study and practice of this course. MA THEM A TICS Pax Tucn y-four

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LANGUAGES . . . perhaps we will never be able to speak the Swedish Language as fluently as we would like, but we will find other languages more interesting because of the Swedish we have had this year. ENGLISH ... the objective behind our struggles with grammar and our earnest efforts to appreciate literature, is to gain the ability to read and speak our English well for the years to come. Dolls in Shakespearian costume, submitted as English projects. This isn't Creek to Margie. Max (L. L.) Tact or hard at work in an English demonstration. ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES Tuenly stx