Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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AJ Mrs. Claudia Martin and Mrs. Janelle Linker look over papers in Plan A class. BJ Miss Esther Hopkins helps Tammy Walker work out her future plans. CJ Diane LaRoe practices talking on the phone furnished by the telephone company. Opposite Page: AJ Mrs. Shirley Bailey, new secretary, fills out slips for students. BJ Mrs. Inez Yates records information for her book- keeping class. Q, y, sg .M . it LJKK WV V BV CV 60 Plan A

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:- . 131 s q, 'Legg My if V 'A :jg f wi, '5i Q 'Wm Mogozines on Microfiches were provided in the library for students this year. Magazines were condensed into small card forms called micro- fiches. On these cards are pages of a magazine in little block forms. The microfiche is placed upside down in the machine called the Reader and each page shows up on the screen of the reader one at a time. The Reader enlarges the page and has a knob to focus to the desired position. Only six magazines were on microfiche this year, but plans are to have all magazines on microfiche next year. AJ Mrs. Mary Ward, head librarian, files books on the shelf. BD Mrs. Mary Ward, librarian, and Mrs. Mary Warner, teach- ers aide, discuss how the microfiche is used ' Libra ry 59

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Students Tie Cycle Together with practice sets in bookkeep- ing. Students start practice sets after studying journals, ledgers, and banking. Working sets corresponds to running a business. Keeping up with bills and checks going in and out and recording the amounts of these in the correct journals and ledgers form the major part of the work. At the end of each bookkeep- ing cycle students do a cash proof report and statement to see if the balances equal. Bookkeeping 61