Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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x A , . K . X is-tix V? gg ' , is l ndvr tlii- slips-rxisioii i-I lli ll iroltl Xhliitmin llllvii ll Ili v.lIl will-llllils oilliialiiiiit l5l.ltxN lui .i pa 4-urit1'rs cl.i UCD! lui I lol nr lhli X ii l illiain strive l .i. ln, Qli.tli.I sl ,..l .intl lv Lili .ittiiiatv in tlitii xx ik IH l'i.im'iiltV utomation Engulfs Business Department Faster and faster clicked the typewriter keys as the controlled reader projected words at a quickening pace. New typewriters and electronic calculators surrounded husiness students in the classroom. Combining shorthand and notetaking, a course in Gregg Notehandn was considered by the depart' ment to he extremely valuahle to collegefhound stuf dents. Intermediate typing was offered for the first year to those who had previous typing experience hut did not qualify for secondfyear typing. WfL's savings hank saw its second anniversary with a total deposit hy the students and faculty which exceeded all expectations. Student secretaries and tellers gained much hanking experience and aided those who realize the value of the dollar. Eighteen different firms employed thirty stu' dents participating in the Diversified Qccupations program. Classroom theory comhined with practical training at the husiness estahlishment provided to he invaluahle preparation for the future. I r tg. Q.:--. . ww, I an ...-4 1 13' S

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b ' . KA g J I Q' 'Q J l l product, senior for her pastry. x Mrs. Mariiiette Enzor, BS. :3 2 Dep.irtmei.t CllL1lI'lD.lIl1 Home , Economies ll, Ill, Senior. Foods: X Future Teachers ill-AI1lCfl.l. if 1 'la Sally Parker, BS. 'Ri Clothing, Home Economies lx fa- , i x Future Teachers ul Ainerica. X f Seniors Plan Ahead For Future Careers Are you planning to go to college when you graduate, or do you want to hegin a career as a husif nesswoman or a housewife? This year, senior girls who had not studied home economics previously, participated in a new course designed to prepare them for the future in whatever held they choose. lntrigued prefschoolers became part of WfL school life when the Nursery continued, in an en' larged form, as an integral section of home economics. Mangoes and coconut milk roist pig ind papaya, poi and luau, .ire enjoyed by Food IV class memlaers Nancy Dusack, mtipple ill of tht dc it ities prcpirt for their H.iw.iii.in Carol Stammel, Nancy Lewis, .ind janet Vsfessels. 'Q 4514 if L sf

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