Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Preparing for Secure Future in World of Business Thrs year the Commercial Department was staffed by two new teachers Stster Rose Alex1s and Slster Cornelxa A Graphotype IS the latest pnece of equtpment rn the Offlce Practice room With thls new addmon rt ts now possrble to have complete and accurate plates of the names and addresses of all parents These plates are used tn the Addressograph for matlmg purposes Many a headache of a Bookkeepmg student was re lxeved by the use of the addmg machtnes calculators and Comptometer Trtal balances were easrly solved wrth the use of these machxnes The Vu graph project mg Bookkeepmg forms on the screen was a fam1l1ar srght the second pertod It was fun to make records and type your recordtngs from the Audograph The frrst year typnng students marveled at the ease wrth wh1ch they could operate the IBM machrnes Early 1n the year the Western Offtce Equtpment Company donated a beautlful Smlth Corona type wnter to be grven to the best typmg student rn May Thls was a great 1ncent1ve for all the students to re- duce therr errors and rncrease thetr speed Concentrauon rs vrtal rn operatxng an ad dressograph Here joe Preter axds Garth Haupt man tn getting out a manhng lxst Thls ns yust one phase of general busmess Oh to be accurate' These words are heard from many typmg students as they complete another day s work Takmg a fwe mmute ttmmg these frrst year students smve for speed and accuracy at the typewnter S ff' 44. 29 3 ' 1 . ' . . , ' , N . s gf . I. b . , ' - A I I k Q . fa ' 'fy ' ' ff Y . . 4 .' I J I .I , . U ' . . I J u n ' ' l ' . - 1 ' . , as 1 A fa i7 s v J- Q a V l , ' . , -ix ' K I E x J , ,,,.s ' , J: h .V Q W 0 I pf-f ' 1 3. Q. V x- 3 .,- K' - N 4, c X N. '- . p I t H ,

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Secretanes, Stenographers, T PISIS, Audltors 1 N Hard at work the offlce practlce class under the dnrec non of Srster Corneha undertakes to learn the operatxon of each machme Thrs ns a freld that proves mterestmg as well as profrtable A future job IS assured each student who prog resses rn th1s course LZ af 'c Judging from the look on has face Duck S3102 ffore groundh has finally made hls worksheet balance Work sheets are just one phase m the complxcated world of book keepmg In the background Sxster Cornelta the Instructor helps a group veork out a few strcklers ff!

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Manual Skllls Acquamt Boys w1th Materlal Goods ml Careful Dont let that Tsquare ' Here jun Kastella concentrates on a drawmg 10 Mr Blndes drafnng class Metals woodwork draftmg electrlcxty photogra phy and Pflflflflg are provided ID the Gercke School of vocatlonal arts In metal shop the boys have an opportunlty to learn the operatlon of such equnpment as lathes grmderg and gas or electrrc welders and thus are pre pared for future vocatlons m 1ndustry The use of hand carpentry tools IS taught nn the elementary woodworkmg classes whtle more advanced classes work mth povser tools such as lathes power saws drtll presses and sanders Interestlng bookends footstools prcture frames and novelty shelves emerge as the pr1de and yoy of nearly all the Woodworkers 30 Mechamcal drawlng captured the talents of draft mg students and prepared them for further study or careers as draftsmen Takmg and developxng plctures ln photography shop and prmtxng and dlstrnbutmg pamphlets prmtmg shop occupled the class tlme and outslde trme of students m these classes Mr Blxde dtrector of vocatlonal arts belxeves that asxde from the vocatlonal aspect young men need to have handy man abnllty and know how Avocatlon al mterests prowdmg for lexsure actlvxty are devel oped ln shop 0 0 ' ' ,sf f at , K 1 ,.- .. fi , 5 15-, an r k I 2 V ,. . 1 . f . if , , , ' - slip. ' ' ' . ' ' ' , 9 9 y 1 ' I . ' 3 , . . , 1n 1 s ' , . I ' T 7 5 5 Y. r , V - - - .. - - 5 v ' v I V Y T D