The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-30
NIGHT SCHOOL OFFERS
ATTRACTIVE COURSES;
SESSIONS OPEN OCT. 9

Glasses will be held each Monday |
and Wednesday nights, starting at
1880 and lasting until $50. 1t will
be the general policy to organize
classes in other branches of work, |
where the demand justifies it.
A class in higher accounting will be
formed this year, if enough candidates
apply for it Prof c. E. Roem, of
Earlham college, a graduate of the
University of Chicago, will take
charge of this class. This course will
be given for 10 weeks, two nights
week, and will be continued if enough
interest is manifested Particularly
beneficial is this course to employees
in banks and factories, who desire to
further their ability in higher account
ing.
Business Law Course.
| A course in business law will be
started consisting of the study of con-
tracts one hour a week, lasting 10
weeks. Another class Will be organized
| in the study of guaranty and surety
ship, and agency. These will be in
/ structed by Mr.. Sellers, of the high
| school faculty.
]. w. Jenkins, of the Pilot Motor
Car company, has been secured to
have charge of the auto-mechanics
classes.
Mr.. Lord, general superintendent of
the National Automatic Tool company
will be the instructor in the course
dealing with the heat treatment of
steel.
Mr.. Fox, of the National Automatic
Tool company, will teach classes in
machine shop practice.
The courses as outlined by Daniel
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Courses for Men
4 Blueprint reading and shop arithme-
tic readings and mathematics from
genuine production drawings; unas-
signed.
Machine shop practice: twenty les
sons in genuine production on lathe,
milling machine, planer, shaper; Mr..
Fox, National Automatic Tool com
, pany. Room /.
/ Machine drafting: Mr.. Miller, Nor
J ton high school. Room 26. This is
! mixed class for men with or without
drafting experience.
Auto mechanics: J. w Jenkins
Pilot Motor Car company. Room 2
: Cabinet making: Mr.. Gibbons, Nor.
5 ton high school Room %.
: Heat treatment of steel: Mr.. Lord
general superintendent, National Auto
? matte Tool company Room as.
Wood pattern making: Mr.. Gibbons
instructor. Room %. One piece and
split pattern work. Readings of draw.
+ ing and layout.
Courses for Men and Women
Higher accounting-two hours. Prof
: Rorem, professor of economics in
Earlham college. This course will
! consist of series of lectures and dem
: onstrations by the instructor, followed
by general class discussions, the sub
Ject matter to be determined by the
needs and wishes of the class. Some
! suggestive topics are as follows: pre-
! sentation and Interpretation of &C
counting control; accounting for in
|, vestments; auditing theory; etc. Ope1
: to students who ar ewell grounded in
! the theory of bookkeeping.
{ (a) Introduction to bookkeeping
one hour, Mr.. Clevenger of Morton
. high school. This is a course for be
= ginners and will consist of a series o.
: lectures and class discussions, il
- which will be developed in Iogica
! fashion the accounting process il
u simplest form.
Cb) Bookkeeping practica1-1 hour
Mr.. Cleyenger. This course is ope1
to students who have a little work il
Bookkeeping and is individual in char
acter. Practice budgets will be Sc
r lected by the student on the basis O
individual needs and will be worked
5 out under the supervision of the in
e structor.
v (a) Principal of Shorthand-Mis,
Quin of Morton high school one hour
This will be a two-semester course o
in inh h.
3 the principles of Gregg shorthand.
s. (b) Dictation practive-one hour -
: Miss Quinn. Open to students wht
l. have covered the equivalent of cours,
, 3 (a). This course is for the benefi
/ OF those students who desire to in
. crease their dictation speed.
(a) Beginning typewriting-on hou
Mr.. Cox of Dennis Junior higl
school. open to all students This il
a course in the development of tn,
Y touch system of typewriting.
= OBJ Advanced typewriting-on hou
= Mr.. Cox. Open to all students wht
/ have had the equivalent of course
!. (a). It is a course in the develop
: ment of greater speed and accuracy il
n the use of the typewriter by the toucl
system.
Business Law Course
y (a) Business law, one hour, MI
| Sellers, of Morton high school; ope,
| to all students. This is a short ter
} weeks course in the study of the lay
IS of contracts. 1t is the foundation
p course for the study of subsequen
t unit courses in various aspects of con
d mercial law.
3 OBJ Business law, one hour, Nj
n Sellers; open to all students. This i
IS short ten-weeks' course in negot
IS able instruments, guaranty and surety
ship.
lie (c) English for business, one houl
Mr.. Makey, head of the English d,
IS partment in Morton high school, Thi
z course is for the benefit of those pei
n. pie who feel their English to be il
Is adequate for the business in whic
Is they are engaged. 1t will be organ
r lied largely on the basis of the need
n of the class. but will include such tol
les as sentence construction, punctu;
a. ton, letter writing, ETC.
n (b) Commercial arithmetic an
is rapid calculation. ID hour, Mr.. NJ;
r. key. A course in review of fundamen
n al processes with stress placed upo
speed and accuracy. Use of the Blu
m roughs calculator demonstrated.
s. French, Mr. Papin, Morton hig
school room "a