Republic High School - Hawk Yearbook (Republic, MI)

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Commerczal The aim of the commercial department is to tram students who will enter the buslness world and also develop skills for an individual s own personal use Th1s course is divided into three different subjects One d1v1s1on of the commercial course is shorthand The first year class is for the purpose of learning the fundamentals of shorthand and also taking dtctation at low speeds Students must be able to take dictation at 60 w p m by the end of the year The advanced course, known as shorthand II deals Typtng is the second d1v1s1on of this course It consists of learning the funda mental skills necessary for anyone who wishes to master the subyect In addition much practlce is given in letter writing and timed tests are used to improve the students speed Typing Il deals with improvement and refinement of the sktlls learned tn the first year course In bookkeeping students learn how to keep various types of books We are fortunate to have such a good department and competent teacher as Miss Salmtnen. with dictation at higher speeds. A minimum of 100 w. p.m. must be reached.