Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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s to Meet Needs of Atomic Age To adequately meet the growing demand for women in the business world, A.l-l.A.'s commercial program provides courses in shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice, in addition to fundamental courses in general business, typing, business math, and busi- ness English. Shorthand is a must for any future sec- retary or woman executive. Without this vital subject, work would be slowed considerably in a field where time is most valuable. Bookkeeping, which requires quite a bit of skill, is a great asset in maintaining a good business. Office practice offers a more general train- ing in secretarial work, including such useful procedures as filing and instructions on applying for a iob. Taking shorthand dictation from Sister M. Louise, senior commercial students prepare themselves for future business-world experiences Sister M Gregory checks Barbara Benders calculations of profits OffICe Practice teacher Miss Lydia La France demonstrates and losses on the enlarged Work Sheet used by the book the use of the ditto machine to seniors Carolyn Luscy and Katherine keeping class Bolden 29

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De-aresr Mary, we Thank you for The gems of graces you are ConTinually sending our organizations. You have deigned To Turn your moiherly gaze upon us and have Turned our faces heaven- Ward, To resT evermore upon you and your Divine Son. Pray Always 5 .xx mm, , 9 Z 'ik 4 p 4 3 s -Q l' .?'j 45: 5 . Z i-K 'Q ff