Adams Central High School - Cen Trails Yearbook (Monroe, IN)

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Mr. Habegger takes time to help one of his students with a business problem. The typing class displays their technique of typing. We Prepare Ourselves 26

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Equations and Formulas Strengthen Knowledge Diana Roudebush tries to convince Chuck McCullough and Miss Beavers that she knows her trig. Jim Miller finds chemistry rather confusing. The new program, modern math, has introduced many new words and sym¬ bols . This new program was instructed by Miss Beavers, Mrs. Moller, and Mr. Allspaw. The math department was aided by Mr. Rahn, a student teacher from Taylor University. Miss Beavers Steve Sommer and Mike Burke find the slide rule very useful. Mrs. Moller

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This year Adams Central has again kept its advanced business curriculum. Bookkeeping and General Business give the students the basic fundamentals of keeping books and math. Typing I and II are also offered in this curriculum. Shorthand taxes the girls ' minds with the brief forms and basic principles of dictation. Office clerical work is offered in the Secretarial Training course. Business Law teaches the stu¬ dents the use of law in business. With this foundation students can graduate and find life in the world of business easier. D. Rich didn ' t know that studying shorthand could be so much fun. for the Business World 27