Academy of Our Lady / Spalding Institute - Summa Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Mr. Brookharfs classes are noied for rheir unusual approach lo The sludy of hisfory. John Marlin and Mike Machens demonslrafe lhe conslrucfion of an English mud-and-waffle hui of The l3fh ceniury. ln fhe background are lhe various implemenls oi soldiering of Thai period. Business and History Bookkeeping requires much Marge and ourside work Larry Curry is picrured here working in his guide book alfer Mr. l-laley's leclure. Jim Dallon and Larry Curry check wilh Mr. Haley on fhe proper enrry of fheir income lax forms in a record book as parl of lheir praclical applicalion of bookkeeping principles. 14, 'S-. 1 sl..

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Students ot the business machines class work busily at the various machines turning out assignments with precision and etticiency. Fundamentals 0 a Modern ociet Under the direction of Sister Mary Gabriella, Head of the Business Department, and Mr. Ronald Haley, Chairman ot the Department ot Commercial Studies, the Academy and Spalding turn out competent and highly trained business men and Women. All aspects ot the business world are included in the curriculum from typing and business machines to consumer economics and business law. The History Departments, under the direction ot Sister Ann Regis and Mr. Gerald Brookhart aim to give students a basic understanding ot the conditions which have combined to produce the civilization in Sister Ann Regis makes use of the new overhead proie-Cor by slrowin' the bankiiig system ot the United States to one ot the economici classes -If-QTJ. which we live, along with a comprehensive knowledge of the history ot our state and nation. Speech instructor Mr. Ritschel, and his students appear captivated by Sue Kellerstrass during one ot her dramatic re-citations. ,ix .L 21