Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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National Business Honor Society First Row Marie Prlsco Suzanna Lorusso Malefia Henle Dolores Repitcky Nancy Adams Second Row Carole Bramfield Berniece OBrien Eileen Devlin Sandra Harding Francine Pocius Third Row Carol Yetko Paulette Borowskl Ann Gillaspie Joann Cuzzupe Evelyn Seaman and Joanne DeNoblle Secretarial students, Natalie Russo, Joan Max, Margaret McGonigle, Anthony Nicola, Marilyn Ott, and Mary Jane Seaman gain experience in using various office ma- chines. i ,

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Proudly displaying the castles and posters that they made for World History are: Row 'I--Joonne Jonkowski, and Kenneth Frielg Row 2- Barbara Opre, William Hoffman, Mary Lee Smith and Richard Angeli. Victoria Kopczenski and Dorothy Niemic admire one another's relief maps, which they produced for economics. Australia was here somewhere thinks Edward Sweeney as he attempts to decipher the code on the globe in the school library. 47 I

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Business Honor Society Elects Members In the Commercial Department of Holy Cross, provisions are made for the student who anticipates a career in the business world. Besides the Royal and lBM electric typewriters and the new Olympia manuals, pupils are trained in the fundamental use of adding, mimeograph, and dictation machines. Enabling these future business workers to improve their abilities in typing and steno- graphy, the department furnishes tests pro- vided by the Gregg Company and the Facit Company. Another test which has been intro- duced to the students is the New Jersey Busi- ness Education Association typewriting test CN.J.B.E.A.l. In order to become acquained with the latest office techniques, two senior students are selected to represent the school and at- tend the monthly meetings sponsored by the National Office Management Association. CN.O.M.A.J For the outstanding students in the com- mercial course, the National Business Honor Society has been introduced. Those students who have achieved a high rating in their sub- jects are admitted as probationary members when juniors, and if they continue to meet the standards, they are inducted into the so- ciety during their senior year. The Holy Cross Chapter inducted twelve active members and five probationary members during this school year. The eyes have it-on the copy. Through drill work first year typists, Eileen Tatu and Beverly Rudolph, learn correct finger technique.