Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Preceding Page: Top: Typing and taking dictation are both important office skills. Maureen O'Malley learns to do both as she types out some recorded dictation, Bottom: Ieanne Grunhard learns the meaning of every shorthand teachers favorite proverb, Prac- tice makes perfectff Above Left: Despite modern electronics, there is still a place for the adding machine in business, as Sue George learns. Left: The computer has become an indispensable business tool. In Business Data Processing, Linda Nagelvoort punches up a program to be run on the school Computer. Above: Mrs. Thornton explains to Peggy Kelly some minor maintenance procedures to keep her adding machine working,

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Secretaries groomed in Business TR's Business Department offers a wide variety of courses to the student interested in making a career in some area of the business world. Classes such as Intro Business, Typ- ing I, Shorthand I, Notehand, and Per- sonal Typing provide the student with some basic skills which he may acquire for his own personal use or may improve upon for a career. More advanced classes such as Busi- ness Machines and Card Punch, Typing ll, Shorthand II, Accounting, Bookkeep- ing, Marketing, and Data Processing help the student polish up his basic skills or acquire knowledge in specialized fields of business. 1 - .x ',,,..-nov -s .. ,fsfnggx 'T w t Q ii if --.- . M2 n tg J hm ' T Q we 17' 'Qc-

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