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Business Gffice Business office education is a two hour class in which students learn skills to prepare them for office jobs. There are three programs that make up BOE: accounting, stenographic, and clerical. Each program consists of five courses. The accounting program is for those interested in jobs such as bookeeping, junior accountant, or bank teller. The stenographic program prepares for a career involving secretarial skills. The clerical program is for students interested in jobs such as that of file clerk, general clerk, etc. BOE l is also a stepping-stone towards a col- lege degree in Business Administration. ,gi Top Photo: Anna Thompson, Tonya Starling, Susan Dunaway and Donna Yohe prepare for a test. To the Right: Iami Watson and Mary-Io Evans read over notes. 128 B.O.E. vii 1-
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One of the classrooms in the new T.A.G. Students who participate in the T.A.G. class are not there for the game of tag but are forty students who qualify as the Talented and Gifted members of the school. To get in the program students must have good grades and score in the top five percent of students in the United States on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The students are then referred to a screening committee who decides if they should be tested. The tests that are used are the Stan- ford Binet and the WISC-R, which are given orally. The students must successfully complete these tests to be accepted into the program. Enrichment units that stimulate the student's own ideas about dif- ferent subjects are taught. The courses are not usually taught in a normal classroom. Mrs. Slaby, the T.A.G. teacher, says her job is not run of the mill teaching but rather unusual, and adds that Gifted Education should be unusual. wing is being used as a computer lab. The Morgan County Board of Educa- tion purchased the twenty Apple II computers. Teachers use the com- puters for keeping records and l grades, as teaching aides, and to teach computer skills. Because the computer lab is considered a part of the math department, the class use is scheduled through Ms. Iester, chair- man of the department. Rf . Computer Lab T.A.G. 127
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Education 'WliiE bam I r I 5 i To the Left: a few students take a break. Bottom Photo: Students practice their typing skills. 1 rttf-W 3 W ,t B.O.E. 129
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