Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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BUSINESS Oliver J. Abel The musician, the painter, the poet, are in a large sense, no greater artists than the man of commerce. -W. S. Maverick Mrs Mar L H d D I l . y ou aygoo Economics and Business Machines 0 ' -X , ffice Management, Shorthand, and Type- writing 4 Q .df , , ,i 4. -...ar T c..,,, r 1 l , WAS L!i-- i -kg ' James Wilson is placing a control panel into the 402 accounting ma- chine in order to instruct the machine. 'N .fr lf If 1 ' , ' Thomas Jones prefers an adding machine to old style mental arithmetic.

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Mrs. Elizabeth DeKoster French and Spanish I r 2 J l r ODER LANGUAGE The knowledge of words is the gate of scholarship.-Wilson A course in German was added to a department already including French and Spanish. A new, completely modern laboratory equipped for students to receive oral as well as ear training offers greater learn- ing opportunity in this department. Both modern language classrooms and laboratory are in the James W. Dillard Library. I 1 t e-was N' I 7 N tg! ,ff F Q s ml .9 dt' ' sl I l . ', , ' l L, if My fi Q sl' ' fn- 4 l I flbzsx W' ' fi .1 Randy Chelf, Kim Smith and ,Ianey Esely learning to operate new eqtupment in the language X4

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ADMINISTRATIO There are now more hurdles of progress H to conquer than there have been in all of history. Adolph Gottschalk Data Processing, Accounting and Economics . fly n K K ,,,,,r, 1 H M 1 1 ' ,1 If E . is Mrs. Florene Watson Business Machines and Typewriting fi 'fr' .,,1 i ' 1 ' ' lil ll 1 11' 1- 4 51 i X 4 W1 1 5 ,. YH' :X 1 1 1- 1 i 1 11 1111 .A 1 'i N1 Q I 1 . NJ N Al . 1 X W Lv! ' 1 1 'qvugk k 'il N 12' - , s, .bn i1Qff'g N - -3532, I on Mosley finds that operating a live-keyboard machine requires skill and concentration.