St John High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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rduous usiness Courses Y A quick camera catches perfect typing form. Choosing one's career in life usually calls for a little knowledge in everything-business included. Because St. john's understands the growing importance of specialized Helds students are given the privilege of basic business courses. For those interested in the secretarial Helds Typing I and ll, and also Shorthand are offered. They instill in the student both speed and accuracy plus outlining a picture of the duties of a secretary at work. Notehand which is an accelerated form of Shorthand, is geared for the college- bound Senior about to face hectic lecture sessions. Op- portunities are available for the student interested in Bookkeeping. ln this course one learns the tactics needed for accounting and balancing funds. This year Mrs. Swart- out, the teacher of Typing, Shorthand, and Notehand, is aided by Miss Samulak who teaches Typing I and Book- keeping. For those who wish to progress in these areas, advanced secretarial courses are offered at junior College. Surprise!, Surprise! There's ribbon in this thing!

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HDear Sirsp' haracterizes Kathy Powers and Cathy Gilbertson attemp to settle down for another Shorthand class. 'S - s W 7 ' The class is entertained by janie Hankercfs tactics of note taking. Miss Samulak keeps a watchful eye on her Bookkeeping 26 class.

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Knowledge Is Found n Firmness is displayed by Mr. Arpino. Freshmen improve their reading ability by the use of mod- ern Remedial Reading facilities. .v 28 Mark Bullinger and Phil Couling use the new tapes of the reading program.