Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

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PREPARATION OF HEADLINES for front page requires a Choice, by READY TO DELIVER an edition ot Tel-it-al to their customers Diane Taylor, of shading material. are Arleta Baugher and Sue Lovett. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Circulation Mgrs. . Advertising Mgr. . . Assistants . . Art Editors . . Tel-it-al Published 0 nthl Deloma Woltskill . Paulette Carter Carolyn Wilson Roberta Switzer Arleta Baugher . Carolyn Wilson . Joyce Gannon Kay Malloy Deloma Wolfskill . . . Diane Taylor Cheryl Heaton Laverne McCarty Staff Sports Editors . . . . Judy Neal Jo York Billy Myers Reporters . . ..... Arleta Baugher, Cheryl Heaton, Paulette Carter, Connie Head, Myrtle Arbuckle, Kay Malloy, Sue Lovett Typists ......... Wanda Denny, Lois Douglas, Joyce Gannon, Shirley Lovett, Judy Neal, Carrie Overstreet, ixeoerta Switzer, Diane Taylor, Joy Teeter, Carolyn Wilson Mimeograph Operators ................ Joyce Gannon Carolyn Wilson Sponsor . . . . .... Miss Lacey SEATED: Cheryl Heaton, Lois Douglas, Judy Neal, Deloma Wolfskill, Paulette Carter, Roberta Switzer. STANDING: Miss Katherine Lacey, Sue Lovett, Kay Malloy, Arleta Baugher, Connie Head, Wanda Denny, Myrtle Arbuckle, Carolyn Wilson, Shirley Lovett, Joyce Gannon, Diane Taylor, Jo York, Billy Myers, Laverne McCarty, Carrie Overstreet. .sm-zrmnw ' ,:ps,,,ff ,ss.e,,s.ss-Co.s.w..o-:s.,..,.,, ,.,-..... , M ..,,.W Ns.

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A - KATHERINE LACEY B. S. Central Missouri State College Typing, Bookkeeping Shorthand, General Business Commercial Club Sponsor Senior Co-Sponsor .MMWWJ WORKING away for accuracy are four members of the sixth period typing class--Ric Donald Carriker, Carole Johnson, and Randall Stone. hard Walker, Developing Practical Skills Business education is a part of total education. Its purpose is to equip an individual with the nec- essary understanding of business principles and the fair and honest ways of dealing with his fellowmen. In addition to teaching certain skills and tech- niques, business education should develop in the individual the abilities and capacities for meeting new and trying situations. Business training should help an individual to bring order and precision-- necessary in the business world--to his thoughts and endeavors in other fields and in playing his role as a citizen . HOW DUMB can some people be? says Roberta Switzer, as Miss Lacey straightens out what had ,L QQXJQ Www been an intricate bookkeeping problem to her and Carol Cf agent' 1941109 yn Wilson. -sms---I1 I

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Il ' Frmfvg ii Q A TO ENCOURAGE and stimulate reading current magazines and papers, the seniors brought clippings to a chairman who arranged them on the bulletin board. 'ing X-., La ,Qs is n Preparation for English is a big field, knowledge of whic will be used by each person regardless ofcoreerc occupation. lt includes speaking, writing, li: tening, and reading. To develop skill in on portion of the field, Mrs. Nickerson used a voriet of techniques. Board work followed by an explanatlont the class was used extensively for drill on th 'Rwnar' PREPARATION FOR PANEL DISCUSSION occupies the attention of the Sophomores. Above are Gary Anders, Larry Amen, Delbert Taylor, and Ronnie Ervie organizing material for a discussion on Taxidermy. Left are Bill Bussman, .leanie Lyons, and Archie West sorting out material on Advantages Missouri Has to Offer the Vacotionist.