Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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✓ LaNora P. Allred Bookkeeping I English II Among other things, Provo High boasted one of the most complete libraries in the state. Classes in library science created interest in reading better literature. Etta Jones Library Science Clerical Office Practice LIBRARY SCIENCE

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Nine tenths of inspiration is perspiration, Operating a mimeograph machine is a one according to Norman Miller. man job, said Jim Penrod. THE SCHOOL’S OFFICE TECHNICIANS Wanda Scoff Type I and II Shorthand I Glenn R. Kenner Shorthand I and II Office Practice Bookstore Because shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping were important, the modern business world was increasing its demand for these skills. Provo High's commercial department attempted to meet this demand through its training in the secretarial field.

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 The customer is always right. Students in selling learned this and other principles of salesmanship in Mr. Bergeson's retail merchandising class. Forever Umber! Mr. RETAIL MERCHANDISING Russell Pace, president; Maxine Srosjean, reporter; Ronald Stringham, vice-president; Joyce Boswell, secretary, and Joyce Taylor, state secretary; made plans for the trip to the annual state convention. Learning to help the customer get the most for his dollar.