Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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,1'1wfn,4,-,,,.,- M ummm! ff Eiy lhf l ,sf 'Yi ' l if t i haf: ' 1 li IIT . -zsliz ,, lfml lfl l u! ! 4 ' Ex if as iw t' a ' 'VNV-X,-Xxx Laura M. W0OdIl1HHS66, Head 'Be careful! 1'hythmJ ' SENIOR TYPING CLASS COMMERCIAL The Commercial Department has for its aim a twofold purposeg First, to acquaint the student with the underlying principles of business and give him a knowledge of its organization and administrationg second, to prepare the student ,for certain positions which require specialized training. In bookkeeping a course is offered in the organization and administra- tion of business. The student displays a fair knowledge of the course by being able to close a set of Partnership or Corporation books, and to make Hnancial statements which show the results of transactions made during the fiscal periods. A real business standard has been introduced by adding a class in ofi-ice practice and procedure to the courses in stenography and typing. It is the purpose of the department to give to students who elect them, a skill in these technical subjects which will enable them to serve capably as office assistants, when graduated from high school. Top Row: Rosella E. Butler. miie sure . . . com:cnM'atef' Katie Guy Caldwell, 'fWho is that favZktng?'f Hannah M. Curran. 'tKin'e1ies are satisfactory, eighties are good . . . Mary A. Dodd. Fm not nearly as had as I look? Theresa M. Haack. 'fD0cs anyone have a question? Bottom Row: Madonna Kablues. For Eenyfs srzl.c, f Adria M. Porter. f'Set 'it nf 0-70, double space. Maybelle Rardiu. A double red line here and U, single red line there. Ella R. Tarrent. I tvonft have any more talking, girlsln -..na ag Qmwlllllwh wh llilw - la.-. aaaa Twenty-Three W,