Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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Those machines try to test typists' talents Oh, Mrs. Rogers, my electric typewriter doesn't work - what plug? M. Remember girls, no more than five errors ... If I press that key, what might happen? ... Miss Boland, l'm ready for the BIG typewriters now . Let's see, this finger here, that one there .. Sure, I can scribble, I mean, write shorthand ... She only broke two fingernails yesterday ... Typewrit- ers plus adding machines equal I thought we only listened to music during Music Appre- ciation ... Hey, I thought shorthand was sup- posed to be short How come her fingers move quicker than mine? ... Someday when I'm a good typist ... Someday when typewrit- ers type themselves. ., V, fy HW taI Kathy Weeda has first dibs on the earphones as Miss Boland sets up the machine for shorthand dictation. lbI Beethoven's Fifth? No, shorthand students are taking dictation via recording and headphone. tcI Gail Prettyman writes a Christmas carol in shorthand. ldl Joanne Speak finds that speed and accuracy be- come increasingly important. 'wk ff' QU-way' Y.. i gs.. UW v- K v ,.a,M,.-'htm W his M ...Q yi 51 1 ,.,.., , ,,.. , Q, -Xdry 4

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8 Students find various animal life scattered about the woods Therhoreyouleanytheinoreyoureahmehomi much you don't know - especially in science U. PhyMcalSdence H. The phnew and Ham U, Hectnchy... AngularnMNnentun1,..That omjHoscope .H Then bkdogy M. Ugh! U. Howfaboutthatunborn mg we dkseded .H And that frog! ... Searching in the woods for Qgns oflne .,. Allthose snakes H, Sucky mamhnmHow Monw M. Nh.Dehneyand Ms fake test that was the real thing ... Chemistry U. DBUHaUon...,AkhenHsw H. Keepmglab booksiapto date... A.A41J.... Phydcs... The experhnent wddwthe beans and soup .. Exmpe vdochy,..l4ow dkisuperman doid ... Man! Science really was. tal Are the insides of this frog supposed to resemble our insides? Ech! tbl Chemistry presents a slightly different aspect of science as Kathy Vetter and Beth Mulcahy try glass bending. ici See germ wiggle ! Shawn Crosby ad- justs her microscope under Marianne Lethert's eagle eye. 50 it L31 an K K I W 3 T W' it Ev P 1 A , . T 5 a I 1. ... '+i1,.5,a R-if, Z ' VV K are . 'I W k I gre' it is ' it ,. , ,.. .r' 4 . C siia 1.3, 1 WVAV fy 1. ' ,, . X . an q ui b C

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English courses cater to students' requests English is choice ... How can I ever choose which class? I.. But, I do like to read ... How could one movie and one book with the same exact title be so different? .. . Some people say I don't talk good English .M Only three spell- ing errours and I have to do it all over again? But Sister Anita, are we actually going to stage a REAL riot? Four score and - Hey listen, you can't write that speech, I'm going to ... just what is a superlative clause? .,, I get all nervous when I have to speak in front of a class .., Do poems have to rhyme? ,.. Books take so long to read, can't we just look at the pictures? I told Nancy that reading was supposed to develop the mind and she said that American Classics was just one big growth - I don't get it! I don't understand why Huckleberry Finn is so important, and what about Edgar Allen Poe? b lal Maureen Bauer, reading her assignment PRIDE AND PREIUDICE, unintentionally becomes in- volved in it, This isn't unusual however in Sister Carole's Film and Novel course. tbl Trying to re- member the fundamentals of speech, not to men- tion the speech itself, Nancy Cournoyer gives an informative speech. Icl Sister Anita proudly dis- plays a class project depicting the American man. It was just one of several assignments done by her class to help broaden their knowledge of the Afro- American. A Ss an E 5 32 U-25,3 4' ,ff E 3 2 !.g,,:,,. II: qv' if 1