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i ,f Gloria Bardsley ILS. - Short- hand I, Typing I, II. Eva Harbaugh BA., M.A. - Shorthand I, II, Typing Ig Typ- ing Club. M rs. Mildred Houser B.A., M.A.-Department Charimang Clerical Practice, Typing I. Agnes Latham B.A.-Typing II. Mrs. Edith Purcell B.S. - Shorthand I, II, Typing I, IIQ Fashion and Modeling Club, Gamma Tri-Y. .. N, wa 4.,.,,,,.iQ S- 'sn-u if ' gg - I f ,.,, ..- r-- ,N fr- fm ... t ... Q, 4-N, WVith the assistance of Mr. Richard Greene, clerical practice student Cynthia Yarva prepares to mimeograph material for a teacher. Distrihutive Education student Pat Stanley sells sup- plies to Norman Smith in the school store. mlm S., sm' 'QQ- vcr' E. 11.4 ll: 'Il if L . EIMS ..,sXN -...ix 26 Faculty -3 --..
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V fi Q T Sf ,fer fr ui- ,. v ...ff tin.- Leroy Anderson B.A.e-Art I, II, III, IVQ Penman Art Club. Sheldon Odland B.A.-Applied De- sign, Art I: Penman Art Club. This should do it, thinks artist Bill Parker as he puts the finishing touches on his three minute sketch of model John Scott. Deep in concentration, Judy Monsees molds a clay sculpture for her latest art project. SX T' Ann Hardy demonstrates silk painting while if Vicky Webb, Barbara Burns, and Elaine Kuntz look on. 9s FV 1. IX . sb. N . lr X ,I Faculty 25
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1 -me A l ,f ,ff 9' 2, , 4 lun. i Donna Cloud uses a dictaphone machine as she operates one of the new electric typewriters. Business Department Adds New Machines Business students this year l e a r n e d shorthand with a new Vu-graph, which projects symbols on the blackboard as the teacher writes them. Sixty-four new type- writers and a posting machine were also available for classroom use. For those who wanted typing and short- hand for college, eleven first year typing and six first year shorthand classes were included in the curriculm. Advanced typ- ing, shorthand, clerical practice, and book- keeping were also offered. Vocational Of- fice Training, Diversified Occupations, and Distributive Education programs al- lowed students to earn money while con- tinuing their schooling. To gain practical office experience, Jackie Armstrong lists checks with the aid of a new posting: machine. Faculty 27
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