Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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cc4c te 4 The commercial classes, typing, shorthand and bookkeeping, pre- pare and train students who will be competent secretaries and office workers in our business world today. It is through their accuracy and sense of responsibility that we have such complete records of business throughout the country. )S!i i ROW 1: J. Berkheiser, M. Bushman, M. Dirig ROW 2: P. Ruet- schilling, J. Westrick, J. Fedrspiel, J, Mellinger ROW 3: A. Hoog, D. Uecker, M. Hoevel, follow Sr. Frances Borgia ' s ex- cellent guicJonce in their second year of shorthand. Sr. Mary Christyn ' s typing Studious aren ' t theyl practices the day ' s lessons.

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Hce tmosphere of many hours of srious study; then add experi- lentation and research and lend — the product — our fu- jre scientisis of whom we are xtremely proud. Pedro Morrey, Cosare Testagrizza, Mary Cloymiller, Sister M. Angele, Sue Creigh.

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Officers of the FH.A. ore STANDING Mrs. Dido, Miss Pursley, B. Shepherd. Grimmer, P. Stroub, The future wives and mothers of our country prepare themselves for a long and happy life, in our school ' s very well equipped Home Economics Department. Almost every field of homemaking is touched on within the four year course which is provided. The girls after completing this course, are prepared to take over the responsibilities of a home. A stitch in times saves nine J. Pettigrew, K. Toncey, and ' ■The way to o man ' s heart is through his stomach L. Kesler, S. Dillon ore being shown som e of the short c jts in sewing Mrs. Didot, C. Nicholas, and P. Stroub are learning this in by Miss Pursley. one of the cooking classes, which will profit them in their future years of homemaking.