Triplett High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Triplett, MO)

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Q, Ni::di:E2g::alfQSS:::l:?jQi.7Eilz:22?zil::15f7ilm:r COMMERCIAL NOTES In our typing classes this year we have done in- teresting work. In our budgets that we typed each week we learned things that pertained to business. In the typing of business letters, legal documents, inxoices, etc., we learned what office work would be 18. During the year we have typed the year books for the Friendship Club and the Method1st's Aid We en joyed fixing these books and also the designs for them We typed the material, mimeographed and sta pled it together Ne typed and mimeograbhed the lnvitation cards and song sheets for the Alumni Banquet During the vear 1941 1942 the Typing Cla s pub l shed the school paper, HCardinal Flashesn It was distributed among the students every two weeks on Friday The Senior Typing Cla s did most of this a though the Junior Typing Class assisted some with the typing The material was contributed by tke Figh School Students and Teachers Ne had to organize the material for the paper, draw the pictures on the mimeoscope, type the material on stencils and mimeo graph it The publishing of thi paper ha been a great experience to all of us During the year we have typed and mimeograpned tests for the teachers and also maps to be used in There are nine students taking Junior Typing, while there are only six students taking Senior Typ ing I am sure we will all profit from our year work The Bookkeeping Class 1 another part oi the commercial work lor the year The Bookkeeping class consisted of six students at the first of tle year Margorie Geromini dropping out at rid term, leaving only five to coxolete the vear During the vear ve have studied our text book and have vorked the xtr cises in our workbook We h ve all engoyed tri class very much Although all Ol us may not become . . . . . .- . . . L 0 - - . I v wg - Q xx 1 u ' n Q Q ' A Y O o . - . A t - L 'A 5 .- . 1 . . . . . 7 c S I 1 ' . . . . . . . . X 0 L .L - ' f r ' 0 u . l . I L L 0 -- I I f , 1 . . . . . S - S . E . . . -. Y O . our class work. . r . . . J. . . . . i I ' I , ' ' t- .N Q 1 . D o V I I S - 'I f -5' v ' r M .L 0 1- . . v . ,N -I - 1 V Q I O I C 0 0 ' I .:. ' n- ' xv 1.1 It 0 3 V V 1- J l e 2 - ' v u 1 Y 'f ' , ' , , 3 ' . S 1 I . Q I i:IlQ294::llQQZ2:mIr 1n-c5EaE:!n:jQSE!-mz. ii 1 l

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M1::iiFE2g::alffS5p::liQfXSLJF5gg:22?4i-g:i527i-:7 Bookkeepers, we feel we have profited from this training. We can all use Bookkeeping in some form or other when.we leave this class, if in no other way but to help make out our Income Tax Returns--We hope to have an income some day. Q The publishing of our year book is another pro gect which takes a great deal of time The articles consist of a summary of the things we hav done dur ing the school year Between the covers of this Book is kept a record of high chool friends and high school successes of the year l94l 1942 It is the sincere hope of the staff that, when in years to come, you leaf through this annual, it will bring back memories of a happy successful year, especially to the commercial students We have enJoyed our commercial work very much under the supervision of Miss Fann ,,.r-'s I-f' AVKN J Q ,-X' fy V ,L L--ilu? hyplfr ,J Q QWX uf' A n W ' A - ' . 1 - . ,, 1 . L 1 1. ! 63 ' . Y . V 5 . D I O S U O ' l ' ' . ' . .L w 4 . s . . . . f M fx is 73 t. IZ. yoqptf A ' , y f . 4 , - -- KXU7 ' in P,,,.1'r ., 'I Q sf H f 5 - x .. 5 S ss N B -ef W gl'-1?,,:-v' in 4,1 N. Xxvf' , If I . -4-dlqQ4f::uuQ2Z2:nuv r qq.m55Ss:-ELyES!!-m4