Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Students enrolled in Mrs. Sabol's clerical practice classes gain profitable experiences in all phases of general office work. A few students of Mr. Whitely's Typing I class gather momentarily to learn some of the fundamental typing procedures. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Head--Mr. Adam Brucher Mr. Adam Brucher, head of the commercial department, compliments members of his de- partment for their outstanding commercial ex- hibits at Open House. Row 'I-Mr. Adam Brucher Row 2-Mrs. Julia F. Sabol, Mr. Joseph Grande, Mr. William S.4Whitely Row 3-Miss Harriet B. Bitler,-Mr. William S. Bannon, Mr. Clarence G, Enterline Row 4-Mr. J, Norman Taylor, Mr. Mark Guthrie Standing-Miss Johanna Mertz, Miss Edith R. Fairlamb, Mrs. Barbara Martin . U E. After the drill exercise, Miss Bitler helped a few students interpret the Gregg shorthand outlines. K

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The strung ensemble, a newly formed musical group at R H S is being congratulated by Mr. Fred Cardin, our instru mental instructor. Mr. Dornsite demonstrates portrait sketches to part of his class while other pupils complete their water color assignments. I Mrs. Norton displays one of the two hundred pottery projects completed by members of her ceramics class.

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT In one of the business practice projects, Miss Fair- H lamb explains the importance of mastering certain drill exercises on the adding machine. mnvnnmnunuuuuxu Trl iwwwwswwsnwumwmgw Mr. Taylor lends many bits of advice to his bookkeeping class during a practice exercise. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Sponsor--M r. Joseph Grande Actual retail situations in the classroom pra- vide many opportunities for students to learn and apply merchandising skills and techniques. Local store executives and our D. E. instruc- tor, Mr. Grande, coordinate their programs to enable students to gain valuable on-the-job sales experiences. 'Fillii-fi