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COMMERCIAL x I In keeping pace with an ever in- creasing demand for skilled white- collar Workers, the commercial de- partment strives to develop consist- ently top business personnel. The var- ied sequences, shorthand, typing. bookkeeping, commercial law, busi- ness training and salesmanship. pre- pare a student for 21 rewarding career. As encouragement for diligence, sex'- eral nationwide commercial contests are held annually in which South Shore students are encouraged to compete. Clockwise: Paul Lieberman, Joyce Kzlnn, Mary Horvath, Michael Ehlers. M A h K an Mrs. Sabra Kulle Miss Hazel Hansen Mrs. Gertrude Neal, Chairman r. rt ur ceg
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LANGUAGE Due to the ever-shortening distance between the United States and its neighbors, the National Defense Act has provided for an experimental language program in American schools. As a part of this plan, South Shore is one of the two high schools in Chicago which have a language laboratory equipped with facilities for thirty-five students. By listening to lessons, poems, and stories on tapes or records, students gain pronunciation and comprehension skills and an appreciation of foreign culture. Through the language laboratory, the United States hopes to go one step further in the breakdown of the language barrier and one step closer to the human ideal of peace and understanding between nations. Students listen intently to language records in order to improve their pronunciation skills. Front row: Linda Stone. larvis Friduss. Srfconrl row: George Solomon, Roberta Berger. Back row: Carol XViborg. Richard Ostcn. M1 Tlunnas 1 Ollllllli Mrs. Florence Bergstralnfl Miss Fl'illll't'S Curtis, Ch urm ln
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HCME ECCNGMICS The one occupation that is of inter- est to more women than any other is that of home-making. This not only includes the art of sewing, home man- agement, and planning and preparing meals, but also covers the finer aspects of gracious living such as interior decorating and family welfare. These hasic requirements are included in the curriculum of the Home Economics Department. To gain additional ex- perience in meal planning and sewing, the members of the classes have acted as hostesses at various school func- tions. Fmnt row: Victoria St:-eh-, Elaine XVayue. Bark row: Maureen McFarland, janet XValquist. Miss Lury Mulloy, Lhairman Mrs. Patricia Hallisy as
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