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ELEC
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EXECUTIVES
Last Monday ni^ht ?/as an exciting and
breathless night for many girls in
every class, for they -vrere bestov/ed
’,.lth t}'.e honors of being elected class
officers. The Senior Ccllcyo Class
chose their leaders for the last tine,
oerving are: JiMia neys^ pissideiit;
Jill webb, vicG-prosident; Virginia
Siielton^ secretr.rg'j Janet McDonald,
treasurer,* and Catherine hilhinson and
Jane LleTi'eUgm as Stucient Governiieiit
renresentatives,
Junior Collo'e officers are; frances
Martin, president; Isabelle iicllv;ain,
vice-president; Jach Hill, secretary,
and Joyce Ilenli’ie, trGa3ure)r.
Senior High School President is Thelm
Corpening, and assisting her as vice-
president is Louise liniorsc':!.; seci’etc.r''.'
is Joan Latenan; treasurer is Ethel
hoot; and roprosentative to Student
G-overnmont is Margaret I'ichards,
Sophoiiore and I'Toshman high
elected Mary Verlander and Betty
as respective prcsidejits; Mary
Sybil iiill:iii3on as
for oaohclrss; and
Hazel Bljrtho as ssci
I'or the beoinnin'''
field and
presidents
Pindar and
treasurers
schoolers,
School
Adhins
' Wake-
vice-
Launn
ctary-
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DIALETTE AND LINOTYPE
COMBINE
In the raere yestoi’yoar, a snail groun
of 3'oung ladies intli a pror.iising tea
cher started i’icnti'eat' s first Coinmer-
cial Depai'tnent. The group was snail,
bur talented. Inspirations were higli,
and the departnent developed rapidly.
Tills departnent is divided on a two-
year basis. In the first iroar, the
students are taught the ruif.ir;;entary
lundaaviej'ital3 and preparatory subjects
ior a foundation. Tb.e second 3''ear de-
volops in the students a high degree of
training along i/ith advaniced funda
mental s.
Last year. Kiss Burton sa.t at our hec.d
desk in i^uidei’son Auditorium. It was
under her supervision that the digni
fied seniors of 1941 first pecked at a
tyoer.Titer and made funny little marks
which vro soon found out vrerc shoi'thand
figures. But this office was destroyed
b;r the fire of April 1. For a few
daj's, vro had onlj/ shorthand classes in
the chapel of Gaither Hall. Then Dr.
jinderson decided to let us use Parln/iew
i’or our next office, and equipped it
wnth sixteen new typewriters. e
T/orked there the rest of the year.
The business girls of the school were
given ”the hut’' to be their ovm commer
cial office. In this li''c;tlc two room
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