Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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Xa J k .. levy 1 1 - 1 w..., Successful bookkeepers, secretaries too, will find the adding machine a great help, so Brenda Grim, Nona Conrad, and Galen Baker learn the art of using it. Barbara Hershner, however, is concerned at the moment with the mimeoscope. Patty Amspaeher brings her file cards up to date. Learning the ABC's of filing requires quick thinking and nimble fingers. Tut! Tut! Barry Smeltzer is erasing a typing mistake . . . that should never happen to a senior! From Mary Raver's smile, one might guess the cause, as well as result, was rather amusing. J cm x Q ag! 1,-J'

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Commercial students get an insight into the operation of well-run ofhces Overmiller, a Red Lion commercial graduate. explains the technicalities of dents peer duhiouslv at the complicated-looking array of gadgets. The ' husiness prove fascinating to seniors heading for careers in offices. Darlene Sewers operates the ni the messiest to handle, albeit useful machines in any oiliee. ing just wouldnit he complete W on this and its numerous con l Varied interests of pupi courses, example heinf course, students are p , office job following gr includes the different 1' husiness fundamentals, plan their future as and chart the course a hanging typewriter car strange-looking shortha group, 28 i i as they take a tour of two town banks. Here Donna i running a check-proofing machine while the stu- vrocedures and machinery involved in the hanking imeograph, one of one of the most A secretary's train- vithout experience iplicated relatives. ls will always cause a demand for specialized the commercial sections. By utilizing this 'pared if and when they decide to take an aduation from high school, This preparation vhases of oflice practice. Beginning early with they get a taste of what to expect. They can clerk or .S'li67L0g7'dj9l1.6T lccordingly. The sound of claclqing keys and riages and the sight of students poring over nd symhols are the usual trademarlts of this

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inc the h illed i. Even with the importance of Under the sk ll-b ok' girl learn to make clothes. In the we co he y rr to quickly since t cooks are busil calls attention also, modern fa new-found skill es a yin the shio tsl' wit Not all class makers take time o w re 1 Llt fur pers care. During so criticize their o course and the making a pleasu me n kn re. owl Needle threading is a serious bu as her neighbor, Melody Miller handwork on her project. These first bout with sewing not as h definitely intriguing. A big thrill for the girls is the home ec fashion show . . . this one was Orientation Day, with the models enjoying every minute of it. Right not the dress being modeled by Diane F. Smith. ISHS ed emphasis on science and math today, the me ec department must not be overlooked. struction of Mrs. Uhler and Mrs. Laucks, housewives of thefuture alanced, tasty meals and to sew their own g department, improvement usually comes eat their own cooking in class. While the g new dishes, the hum of sewing machines 'act that there are seamstresses in the making, een in the halls are likely to be the product of sewing machine. ns .. h a spent in cooking and sewing as future home- for discussions on dating, etiquette and child t-filled periods they arrange new hair styles or aonalities, dress, and habits. This well-rounded edge gained here should make future home- siness with Sharon Norrisg ', diligently continues the seventh graders find their ard as it first seemed, and so good it was put on twice, at the Art Exhibit and v, Brenda Graham is giving information concerning 30