Waterford Kettering High School - Kismet Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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'sr' FINGER POSITION EVALUATION f:1'-f r, , ,. w i VMJNSAMNHV 4 Kim DeNio, Kim McReno1ds, and Peggy Barry are hard at work in Typing class. R o x FP Mr. Bronz explains make-up assignments to Leslie Persley. 1? H 4 Ein , -anne 'fz in as nw 'f ' W' K. Q 4? F 54 ! 9 I - .fpwdz :ww f f. ,QM : ,ww jw, ,,,, ., ,, , 41 if D 594 Kathy Taylor is busy with adding machine in office block

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To further and improve skills in accounting and bookkeeping the Business Department offered an advanced bookkeeping course this past year. Due to a decrease in enroll- ment in business courses, busi- ness teacher, Mrs. Penny Ald- rich was transferred to Mason junior High. The Business Department does not consider itself a female oriented department since fel- lows are encouraged to enroll in business courses. Cheryl Fliescher answers the phone in Office Training Class. Business helps build the future Susan Teachworth runs copies on the duplicating machine.

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Co-op Works This year there are twenty-six students in the Office Co-op Program. The main objective of the Department is to provide training in an of- fice situation With the student receiving money and credit in addition to the training. One of the main skills required is typ- ing. The students re- ceive Sl. 90 or more per hour and they may Work twenty-eight hours per week if they enrolled in four classes at school. Some of the employers are Pontiac General Hos- pital, Van Dusten Air- craft and Waterford Schools, Sears and Kresges. if c f ,',L v Sf- M. ,Wa .1 Q. Y 1 Co-op student Judith Pearsall helps keep the library in order. . ,.,,. Aw Kathy Taylor puts forth her skills for the business she works for. Theresa Crawford keeps Kettering's Book Store 'window spotless