Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Andrew Halechko B.S.. M.S. Bookkeeping I and II, Golf Club Genesa Long B.S.. M. of Ed. General Business. Commercial Arithmetic, Business Law. ,luniur Red fross Joan M. Newell , 0 Typing I and ll. Typing Club Q Ann M. Titmus B.S. Helen M. Wagner B.S., Business Ed. yping I. Sliortliand l. Typing Slml'tlxniiml ll, Office Practice Club 9. Junior flass Sponsor and Machines. Typing, Com- mercial Club and Senior Class Sponsor XX 0 Two pence a week, ancl pam ll every other clay . . The sel1fml's efnnmereial department is an inipurtzmt l12l.l'l of the seluml's cur- riculum. lt prepares the students who :ire interested in the business world as Zl cam-or :liter high seluml for their special line ul wurlt. ln nizitheniaties. two eburses offered are cuunnereirxl niuth and general math. They provide the student with the hasie theories of business math. In commercial math, the students are taught the proper procedures in writing out money orders, bank statements. and clieeks. .X two-yezn' enurse in houkkeep- ing is open for those pupils interested in that line of work. Typing is open to sophomores as a half Credit subject. The student may then, if he so wishes, gn nn to 21 more advaneecl typing course.

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Mrs. 'Fullerton explains proper pattern pinning technique to Joyce Edge and Patty Mullen. S lmlustrizil Arts, Hume Me- Vaughn M. Campbell B S., M. in Ed. Joseph Chalfant B.S., M. in Ed. XYn0il Sharp, Golf Club cliziuies t'luli 1 Luel'a M. Pink Fred Pollock the knack of personal gmuiiiiiig. ning. service and prepzwzltimi. llumeuizikiug is a required suhjeet for the girls of the .luuior High. Mrs. Fullertuu and Mrs. Pink teach at simplified euurse of general liuiueiuztkiug. Girls from grades 7-9 study meal plau- marketing, eluthiug and eztriug for the home. For girls in grades l0-l2 limiieiuzikiug is :ui elective course tzilten six periods :md pru- vides the girls with uue full credit. 'lihe suh- jeets studied include interim' KiCCUl'2ltlllg. frmds. family relzttimiships. :md lirnueumkiug. lineh yezir the depzirtmeut features Z1 fzlshimi slum' where the girls model their clothes which thex' mzike in class: later mi they serve their guests :1 hmeh wlueh thev hzid previuusly prepzlrerl. Dolores J. Fullerton B.S. luniur High Hmm-nizikingf. Hust- ess fluh :md l'liet-rlezulers Frank R. Segina B.S. B.S. B.S. im' High Hunienmltiiiq, llust- .2ti.t-rztl Shop. .Xutu Mechanics Nleelizmiezil llrnwiiig. Rifle Clulv .en r s fluh :mil llzielit-liws' lluh 21

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The typing stumlciits :irc tzuiglit the fun- clzlmeiitzil tecliiiiqiics of zi typical business nlficc. sucli :is cutting sta-iicils, typing rlwciiiiit-i1tzii'y lcttc-rs, :mtl trzuiscriliiiig lcttcrs ul' liziiitl-xwitiiig tu typccl llll5lllt'SS lt-tlc-rs. 'limi yczirs ul' Slllblfllllllil :irc :ilsn lll.l-K'l'l'll. 'lille first ya-zu' ttmcllc-s pri- iiizirily tlit- liiiirlziiiiciitxils :xml tllc tlu-mi' iii hllliflllllllfl. 'l'Iit-5' nlrill :iii spccml. 'lille st-cmicl yczu' is lllllllllj' In lll'4I4lllL'l' spvwl :mtl tu trzmscrilw :1ct'1ii':itvly. AX cmirsc' 'W iii nlificc lll'Zll'llk'L' fin' tlic- sccuiitl-yexii' stiiclcilts is also iil'I't-wil. lx gives ll glimpse ul' wllzit office work is like. Sturleiits lcziril to ulicititc ziclclillg mai- L'lllllK'5. iiiiiilcugiiipli illzwliilics, zuicl also clvctriv tyl1cw1'itci's. SIl1tlCllIS clictutc lctta-rs tu wtlici' stumlviits. llicsc mlictu- tiuiis :ire lZllil'll clmvii in sliurtlizuirl: tlieii, tlic-sc letters must lic typccl frinil the Sllllffllllllll copies. 'lilic guiclzliicc uffcrecl iii Hlll' twmliiiwcizll sulijcct is mi ll level IlllllllSl :ts liigli :is lmsiiicss trztiiiiiig sclimils. Xlzuiy stiimlciits stzirt wurkiiig iii uI'I'iccs iiiniicclizitcly upini grzicliizitimi. 'liliu liziclqgiwniiiicl iii liigli scliiml is uftc-ii L-iimlgli fm' gmir'1'zil utlicn- xwwli. Um' cm11im'i'ci11l rlcp:ii'tim'iit clues il very tliumiigli juli in pix-pzii'iiig students for their careers in tlic lmsiiiess world. 'ff Jack Maurer and Betty Lentz are making entries in the cash receipts journals in Bookkeeping class. The adding machines are being operated by Bette Walters Ruth Gesler and Gloria Washburn. Us Carol Hart, Joan Ferry, and Sylvia Cveric practice their filling, while Shirley Dugan takes a test. Making use of the office machines are Jim Olczak, Ray Powers and Marian Richter.