Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Business Department Satisfies Deefis Of Tofcap “Feet flat on the floor and all eyes on copy!” These words have a familiar ring to all the novice typists of Sharon High. Business students not only learn the fundamentals of typing, but also become acquainted with shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice. Students learn to operate adding machines, and work hard learning the basics of data processing. Preparing the students for the world of business is an important job. Students get training from experienced teachers along with acquiring experience for themselves. RIGHT: Vauda Phillips explains the skills of the adding machine to Jackie Ingram. BELOW: Girls learn secretarial skills for future use. BOTTOM: Practice makes perfect in business classes.

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Stuthmt Talent an Greattottg Be ealefc in fusit Mr. Arthur Reichenfeld The Music Department provides the necessary atmosphere in which students can fulfill their musical aspirations through one of three programs — Band, Choir, or Orchestra. With extensive preparation and unfailing dedication, the department invariably receives wide acclaim for its skillful performances. The evident talent observed in the music department is continuously demonstrated in concerts, recitals, and half-time shows. LOWER LEFT: Members of the Concert Choir practice diligently for Christmas concert. BOTTOM: Debbie Rapp and Joyce Racketa enjoy brisk practices before final half-time show. MUSIC 27

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LEFT Debbie Rapp listens attentively to instructions during typing class. BOTTOM LEFT: Any distraction is a welcome one for Penny Grear from rigorous business class activities. Mrs. Marie Murrell BUSINESS 29