Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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epafflnent Bookkeeping l and II, offered to juniors and seniors, teach the students to keep records at business accounts. leaching the skills ot stenography, shorthand classes give students a short method of nate taking and practice in trans- cribing them. Office Practice is a practical application of the techniques acquired in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. lt contains the development of these skills while acquainting the students with general office procedure and machines. .Meme ...nm Asking Joyce Hobby o question in Typing ll is Mary Helen Barbee. Sherrill Bailey tries her hand at making outlines in Shorthand I. el. Annu.. e-M-annum,-I iaining speed and skill 'ffice Practice is Alice P.

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Especially qualified Senior commercial students assist in the office a period each day. Linda Wright takes a telephone call while Vivian Hicks types an attendance report. Jean Whitley, Martha Yates, and Pat Kelly learn to balance accounts in Bookkeeping l. ommercia Training students for an early entrance into the business world is the com- mercial department. A Southern l-ligh School grad- uate who has taken the commercial subjects finds himself capable of most office work. Typing I is the most popular ot the subjects. Because of its practical value in schoolwork and everyday writing, students enrolled in other courses take this as an elective. Typing ll continues the development of speed and accuracy. Personal typing is interest course open to nc commercial students w need to know how to typ Tanya Upchurch transcril notes.

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uzcafional Larry Garrett uses the lathe to sand a lamp base. the Agriculture class breaks ground for a rose gar- den. Sherry Gilliam, Ann Dickerson, Miss Davis, and Diane Freeman prove that too many cooks don't spoil the broth.