Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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00mg tilg BUSZTZeSS OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS offers ample opportunEty to the students for expericncc rm office marhincsK Jean Thomas shows Pat Foley how to use the new full key- Leaders Qf Tomarraw board adding machine. Judy Stewart seems to be engrossed as she types her assignments as accurately as pos- sible in TYPING I.

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A knowledge of BOOKKEEPING is a valuable asset in the business world and in 0:1ch personal life. In class the students gain experience by working on practice sets of various kinds of businesses. iiInstalIment credit can be a hazard? says Miss Schom- burg in CONSUMER ECONOMICS CLASS. iiif it is not used properly? From These Classes Bob Tharp, the only buy enrolled in SHORTHAND for some of our top business Executives got their start. I this year, looks rather lost and sad among all the through a knowledge of shorthand girls. He is proving that boys do take the subject;

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In DRAMA CLASS, Miss Smith directs on stage to point out the good and bad techniques Penny Hedger shows a flair for clever lines when she says to Mr. Thomas in CREATIVE WRITING CLASS, uDonW point that thing at me; it has a nail in it!'! These Courses Are Designed to Bring Out Hidden Barb Shailor learns that in ART there are many types of talent. As she works on sculpturing, Larry Womack specializes in water color.