New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-12-30
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS
COLLEGE TO HAVE
FALL TERM OPENING

January first. 1922 marks the start
ing OF the sixteenth year OF success
iul operation of the Albuquerque Bus
ines, college. The wonderful strides
made BY thu, school and the splendid
success it ha, attained is due, to a
great extent, to the able management
OF its president, Mr.. J. f. Goodell.
Associated with Mr.. Goodell at this
time are Mr.. l.. \. May, the secretary
and manager; Mr.. +. L. Hosking, eX-
pert accountant, auditor and pen
man principal OF the business depart
ment; Mr.. \. NJ. Frantz, principal
OF the stenographic department, and
Miss Vera Kiech who has charge of
the office appliance, office practice
and typewriting department.
In 1905, Mr.. Goodell, seeing the need
and possibilities OF a high-class COM
mereial training school, purchased the
Albuquerque Business college for a
nominal fee, and at once set about
to build up a business college of which
the people OF New Mexico and the
entire southwest might well be proud,
and in this he has been successful.
From a small school, s|cantily fun
H.. i'll IN d,,.,o,., :, -.
I'M ."I t'nam,.;ta- oo,,;a1
n,.nt - tna rl,cbiaoss bo b,. h,,;lt
a school OF splendid proportions in
,ilr. and hipb standing educational
H. The school has proWn and grown
until at the present time it occupies
tha third floor nj the Korber build
ins. divided into six departments and
~
had hipb aims in commercial train
inc and instead OF offering cheap.
short "pet-rich-olick' courses has Of
frrad course, Of higher standard, and
or,, which mean success to every
student that complctcs them. Two OF
the latest Of these courses 10 be al
drd are tho Pace, 4 Pace Standard
izrd Course in Higher Accountancv
and the Burroughs Banking. Ledger
Posting and Calculating Machine
Course, thu, aiming at the higher
lime, OF practical accounting and the
most modern and up-to-datr method,
of Machine Rookkeeping. which Sys-
tenn, are being RAPIDLY installed IN
the bank, and leading business con
Germ, all over the country. The latest
addition i, the installation OF the 20th
Century System oi Bookkccpiug, for
which the \. = G. is depository and
state distributor.
The school +, divided into the fol-
lowing drpartmcni in which is
taught by SPECIALISTS the Twentieth
Century system OF bookkeeping; the
accountancv course. Pace and Pace
Higher Accountancv. The stenog-
rapbic department in which instruc-
ton is given in both Gregg and Pit
man svstems of shorthand. The
Underwood, ROYAL and Remington
typewriters are used. The secretarial
and office appliance department in
which students are taught to use and
operate various machines and devic-
es. such as the multigraph. mimco-
praph. check writer. automatic num-
boring machines v~erticle and card in
dex filing systems. etc. Telegraph
room equipped with senders, sound
crs, receivers. railroad block signals,
etc. Salesmanship and advertising
course.
a., the first % last March Mr. Good
eli who was i, moor beaIth from on
.;r,,od vol AMI oyort;on soid a baif
;nterest in tho school 70 Mr 7
who for % Years was nr~incinal
~ tba Shorthand Jenartmert and as.
soc;ato nronr;etor Of the R,,t,e Mor-
Pns;pess CoIlega Soon after
sale was consummated M Good
Elf left for the east for an oneratior
and NJ Ma was nrt !, act;ve man.
aaemnrt nf ,ho scbool
"a nnmher nf years ,go ,be AIb,-
R,,s;ness CoIleoe ,donted The
9TH cnoc;ai Sobooi Co. coa-
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