Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Mrs. Annabelle Hibschmarfs shorthand class has a wall to wall assignment. Students Carol Truckowski, Beverly Rice, Sandra Pozwilka, and Sue Lebiedzinski are the scribes. Mrs. Bertha Anderson gives senior Harold Duncan a quick check of his bookkeeping workbook. Expressions would indicate a-okay. Mr. Dean Howell in the middle of a sea of junior and senior book keeping students all trying to be above c level by the semesters end.

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Mr. Lowell Shepler conducts a brief open house for the math office. Note: just enough room to manipulate a slide rule, Robert Vendrick of the math department proves an equa- tion in a third hour algebra class. The Math StaffEProfs Anson, Vendrick, Hoffer, Behrens. Diener, Hershberger and chairman Shepler approve a. newly adopted alge- bra text. Time our for lunch! Physics Jeanette Sears, Susie Schalliol, students really enjoy this field and Jane Sears with a skeleton trip to the windy city. background. The hluseurn of Science and Industry furnished the prop. Math instructor Floyd Hershberger clarifies an explanation for Mary Golata, Cheryl Hinton, Richard Eger, Sue Zeltwanger, and Brenda Biggs. 22

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Mrs Irene Arndt Chairman of the Business Department, conducts a short- hand and transcription class Juniors Sharon Sones and Karen Grose are pic- tures of concentration as they keep up with the transcription via shorthand. Seniors Donna Austin and Pam Javis make prac- tical use of cluplicator in office practice class. The Business Department at P.H.S. offers students three distinctly different courses. These are a stenographic course, a clerical course, and a bookkeeping course, The sten- ographic course includes shorthand, typing, and business English. The clerical course includes typing and the use of office ma- chines. The bookkeeping course includes tax and corporation bookkeeping. In addition to the specialized courses inte- rested students, particularly those bound for college, can acquire skills in notehand and personal typing, The department offers job training for those interested in suppliment- ing college funds and offers a wide variety for those who seek a career in business. Mrs. Irene Arndt is the chairman of the business department and she is assisted by Mrs. An- derson, Mrs. Hibschman, Mrs. Moser, and Mr. Howell. Specific courses: General Business, Typing I,II,III,IV, Shorthand I,II, Shorthand and Transcription, Sales and Law, Office Prac- tice C Business Machinesj Notehand and Per- sonal Typing. lwtlw Business Dep -'Business as Usual' Senior Joy Yackley uses an adding machine for her class assignment in office practice class. I Carol Erhardt checks the final result to see if her figures check . . . with an add- ing machine of course.