Advance High School - Advancer Yearbook (Advance, MO)

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MX Above: During the bookkeeping cIass's field trip, Barbara Cox studies the reproducer in the IBM room at Inland Shoe Company. The machine repro- duces any part of a report an operator may choose. Taking dictation from tape recorders. Above Center, are Jody Taylor and Sandy Dixon. Mike Speer improves his proficiency on the adding ma- chine, Above Right. Assisting Richie Jordan, Far Right, in clerical practice, is teacher Ferrell Wiggins. Right: Bookkeeping instructor, Mrs. Mary Rich- mond. explains the drum to the key punch, which contains the program card. in the Inland Shoe Company's IBM room. egg. PM KN

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Far Left: William Teeters shows Ricky Bohnsack howto form an object with clay. Jody Taylor molds a clay vase, Left Center. Antiquing books in Mary Longs Art ll class, Left, are Tim Rainey and Joe Anschultz. Below: Marty Rodgers is deeply en- grossed in sketching in Art l class. Enjoying water- coloring, Bottom Right, is Charles Young. Bottom Center: Dan Sitze shows Chris Jones a sketch of a car drawn by Mr. Sitze. Mrs. Mary Long places a clay object in the kiln to be dried, Below Left. Q..

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Bookkeeping lVlakes Field Trip To IBIVI Department The ability ofthe individual to move along at his own pace gained the favorable opinion of the Accounting I and Accounting ll students in evaluating the new system of learning under lVlrs. lVlary Richmond. Each student was required to keep a notebook of his test grades and records of homework turned in. At a glance, the student could see if he was attainingthe preset goals in each class. lVlrs. Richmond's general business class was busy learning the fundamentals of business. The section on banking was of particular delightto the students. Teaching filing, reception, and duplicating in the clerical practice course were Ferrell Wiggins' jobs. He also taught secretarial practice, shorthand, and two classes of typing.