Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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iff' Maxx' q,,,.4f L MM! ,,.,fff'x'f .V .Mwf 'Ml ff- 1 In tv V, , MK, lf . f --J' fp' ,JA If My f .MLA ' Business in the world about us . . . Budness Educauon i Business Education at Northern means the classes of typ- ing, shorthand, commercial arithmetic, calculating, law, sales and office practice. Any of these classes give the student a fundamental education useful in many vocations in the world about us, such as banking, accounting and bookkeeping, secre- tarial and clerical work. A special typing class is offered. It is available to college preparatory students, teaching them the fundamentals of typ- ing necesary for their own use. The course of sales enables students to participate in the co-operative program. Through this, students are able to attend school one-half a day and work the remaining hours. The faculty informs students of opportunities in their re- spective fields and interests. Using checkbooks is very important in our everyday life. Here Mr. Fred Tucker shows lona Halifield and Juanita Haralson a checkbook as Janet Johnson and Barbara Lampshire look on in the background. 5 Q ,AQ Carol long and Solomon Jones fin the backgroundi, Carol Suski, Ken Lotz, Terry Rose frow threei, Terry Kollar, Barbara Pomeroy, Gary Robinson frow twoi and Karen Lehr, Norman Hatter and Marcia Cogswell lfront rowi prepare for Miss Margaret Eggers' speed test. 27

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if N.,- .-...X 5 M,-5, Dofofhy Bacon, fyping feqcher, explains how to Linda Schryer and Maxine Stocker listen as Mr. Stewart change the ribbon in a typewriter to Lou Ellen Young. MGSOVH bookkeeping l90Cl ef1 9XPlUin5 'WOW To Use U Work sheet- Mr. Ted Fisher, sales teacher, smiles his approval at the Christmas display which Carol Bachman, Leroy Miller, Joyce Bryan and Karen Goll have prepared from articles which teach them how to make displays for store windows. 29 L'-, 'x S f. Q V.-