Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ,,,,,. -,,,,, , MMM M E s L sr rr Mary A. Dodd Kcfherine Krebaum Leslie Nimmo Margarel Lawler Wirh Jrhe increasing warrime demand for young peo- ple wilh business lraining, a course in This field is proving more valuable Jrhan ever before: for various posilions are open ro many wirh only a high school commercial background. The deparrmenr offers a complele four year pro- gram, inlroducing boolclceeping ro freshmen and lyping anal shorlhand lo iuniors and seniors. l-lowever, rhis deparlmenl proves indispensable nor only lo lhose whose polenlial vocalions lie in commerce, bul also Jrhe greal number majoring in olher subiecrs for whom business courses, such as personal Jryping, have been specially adopred. Thus, everyone can profil by learning ro manage Jrheir social correspondence and li- nancial aliliairs, V Typisfs Prepare for Business Roselle Bufler Laura Woodmcnse Twenry-nine

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LANGUAGES Q wifi Mary K' Bloll Margaref Marion S+einmiller Befncdine Mvfhews Ma 9,u?'l+a Ihlenfeldt McPl'1illlmey ln our large language deparlmenr lhe sludenl has a choice of Lalin, Spanish, and French. The deparlmenl oiclers four years of Lalin. Under lhe capable leadership of Miss McPhillimey, Miss Slein- miller, Miss Blall, and Miss lhlemceldl, grammar, Caesar, Edna Carson Cicero, and Virgil are sludied. The French Classes, under Miss Malhews, besides sludying grammar, give slcelches and shorl plays in French. Spanish under Miss Ronca and Miss Carson accen- luales our relalionships wilh Lalin America. Much em- phasis is pul upon Jrhe cusloms of Cenlral and Soulh lines and procedure, Spanish books, newspapers, and CharloHe Ronca magazines are available lo lhose who desire lo read lhem, La+in Class ifliii Twenfy-eighl America and pronuncialion. Besides Jrhe usual class rou-

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