Central Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

Page 38 text:

COMMERCIAL SKILLS Stress Concentration Accuracy And Efficiency TYPING I SHORTHAND I BOOKKEEPING J4 Pictured above, Junior typists who are de- veloping basic typing technique. Special practice time is provided for the Q shorthand students. Records are used dur- ing extra practice which is necessary to attain proficiency in taking dictation. Seniors, to right, are acquiring bookkeep- ing knowledge which will be an asset to them later in life. LrfM ' ' yi i

Page 37 text:

SCIENCE Developes Quick and Logical Thinking CHEMISTRY Through the process of fractional distillation. Senior chemists pursue some of the secrets of chemistry. Soph biologists are interest- ed in lab periods especially when they can peer through the microscope at plants and animals invisible to the naked eye. BIOLOGY PHYSICS Learning to use Geiger Counters and Dosemeters prove very enjoyable to the Junior physics class. X MJl ' -- ' ' '

Page 39 text:

HOME ECONOMICS Trains For Christian Living and Efficient Homemaking t Pat Johnson, Pat Kelley, Pat Whyte, and Mary Jo Dowd, above, have a ripping good time as they sew their first skirts. The whirr of sewing machines is a joy tor these junior and senior seamstresses as they make their own choral robes. This also teaches them to share respon- sibility of community affairs. At ma- chines are: Bonnie Kucera, Susan Saw- icki, Helen Easterday, Betty Guth- mann. E.xtrcmc right: Louise James, Sandra Mudloff. At table: Sharon Rock, Bethene Greenwalt. Esther Schneider, right, exclaims, Get that seam straight , as Barbara Grudzinski measures the hem. These girls learn the value of participation in family life by helping one another. The other girls are: Jeanette Smith, Pat Janulewics, Marilyn Petersen, and Carolyn Schweiger.