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Visits to Local Offices Instruct Students A mailable letter with no errors is Donna McDaniel’s goal as she busily takes dictation from Mr. Faulkner. Gerry Voight learns the principles of good office practice while work- ing with the duplicating machine. The main goal of the business department was the creation of the talented, competant secretaries. Typing I introduced students to the typewriter keyboard and basic- typing principles. Typing II stressed speed and accuracy and taught students to make stencils and ditto copies ex- pertly. Shorthand I and II developed the useful skill of speedwriting. Brief forms and accurate, mailable tran- scriptions were important requirements. Office practice gave students the opportunity to work with such equip- ment as the dictaphone and the verityper. Bookkeeping and bus iness math encouraged students to keep accurate accounts and to learn the basics of percentage. Data processing, a new course this year, allowed students to visit offices where they could see IBM equipment and op- erators while on the job. 28
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New Improvements Benefit Music Department The voices of talented girls such as P. Grabovac and C. Peters can be heard, accompanied by Mr. Kometz on the piano. Mr. Gow exhibits his surprise as an untimely note creeps into Penny Burgan’s daily trumpet lesson. Many new developments characterized the music de- partment of this year. A new choral director, Mr. Donald Kometz, joined the faculty in September. Under his di- rection the choral groups at WHS performed for many civic groups around the Calumet. Mr. David Gow, band director, also made some addi- tions in his group. For the first time band officers were elected. Musical training began with sixth-graders to al- low for an improved band. Moving sounds escape from the confines of the band room dur- ing sixth hour to fill the halls with expressive, lilting melodies. 27
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J. Westerfield and P. Plumley confer on a problem that they encounter while programming cards in data processing class. In Typing I, Kathy Jerzyk hopes to improve her typing style as she in- creases her speed and accuracy. L. St. Clair, M. Goble, G. Gor- mley, and C. Hatzel struggle to complete a workbook assign- ment in bookkeeping class. 29
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