Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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Industrial Arts Henry Fink Roy Buchaus William McNeil Kenneth Harris 40

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Business Department l Grace Asel Carolyn Black Rachel Harless Lynda Schoonover Karl Diekmeyer Nancy Vogelsang Earl Wilson Gay Shirley Barbara Shorter Ray Nettleship 42 The business world offers many opportunities to the young person just out of school. Equipped with basic skills, he may choose to enter the field of Business Administra- tion or work as a secretary, bookkeeper, or at one of the many other positions available today. The Northeast Busi- ness Department accepts the task of teaching its students these skills by offering typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, salesmanship, and other courses. New classes are added as the need arises, in order for the curriculum to meet current needs. After having completed any of these courses, the student will find himself adequately prepared to work in his chosen position in the world of business. N Mr. Diekmeyer teacher salesmanship, anew course this year.