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HEADACHES over trial balances that don ' t balance plague these advanced bookkeeping students, Alvin Kanouse, Phil Derrickson, Bill Paulus, and Carole Miller. Eyes on copy, write! called the typing teacher. This phrase started typists on what they hoped would be record-breaking timed writings. Commercial stu- dents combined their knowledge of grammar, oper- ative skill, and a proper letter form to produce mail- able business letters at record speeds. By the end of their first year, pupils were required to type 26 words per minute and were aiming for 50. At first shorthand students found that reading Gregg characters was like reading hieroglyphics. After mastering the symbols and building a vocabulary, they could take letters from dictation and transcribe them. Bookkeeping pupils learned to find the net worth and net income of a business. Advanced students learned to use the voucher system and simple cost accounting records. The Commercial Department held a contest near the end of the year. This aroused the competitive spirit. Hoping to win, students flexed their fingers and reviewed shorthand characters. At the May banquet prizes were awarded to the top three individuals in each division. Ball Band gave a trophy to the out- standing senior of the department. Ruth Foulke Mary Dunn Ruth Galles Sandra Card Martha Miller Audra Rea Donald Streets 29
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Timed Writings, Dictation, and Work Sheets Fluster Commerical Students SENIOR Joyce Ochampaugh gains practical office experience while transcribing a business letter from a dictabelt on the dictaphone machine during her office practice class.
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Vocational Shop Machines Roar, Buzz, Click MAKING a last minute adjustment, Al Frisone levels the roof of the ranch-type model house he made in Architectural Drafting VI. It won a $20 first prize in a local contest. WATCHING the spin- ning wheel of the sur- face grinder, Tom Palmer, Vocational Machine Shop III stu- dent, grinds a metal 1-2-3 block. 30
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