Bennett High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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and Avie works diligently to capture the fine touch of a good stenographer in Shorthand I. To Provide for Li e it 6? A555 335 ff t 3 1' 9 f'-w -.sf f .G so as ,s . 3 Mrs. Null collects the attendance slips: one of the many jobs that keeps her busy as the school secretary. Bruce Brandle, Dale Estell, and Kathi DeBonis rehearse a radio script to clarify their under- standing of General Business. .c.a.....,MM-Msn Our two business teachers Sister Jeannette and Miss Smith run an efficient and effec- tive business department.

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! Bi Melody Stolldorf makes an effort to remember Mike Peuey and Iim Gartland take their all points but has one hand on her trusty eraser. bl-ISiHeSS education Seriously. Business Education The business department, directed by Sister M. Jeannette and Miss Smith, includes courses in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Typing. Our students are proud of their abilities in these lines and work hard to extend their education. Students are given opportunities to use office equipment of various types and are given experience with office duties in school and for teachers as well as business organizations in the community. With these opportunities they slowly progress toward careers in secretarial work, further college education or they simply enjoy the satisfaction of achievement in these areas. Jody Roadamle, Mike Kendall and Iim Marcuccilli work diligently at their bookkeep- ing calculations while Terry Michaels takes a break.

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Steve Peters' mellow bass blends with the other voices in the speech class choir. Several members of the speech class seem to be enjoying a refreshing break in the rigorous study of speech. I, v Miss Brady's expression of interest appears fre- quently in her discussions with students. Here Becky Callahan discusses future plans. 1 1 f 5? .. if t' sfgzv ' -:iff :S Library, Guidance and Speech were of- fered to our students to emphasize more of the world they will soon step into. With the help of Sister Clestine, our librarian, we have found enjoyment in reading about the world around us and a relief in the realm of books. Miss Brady, a newcomer to our family this year, has helped us in so many ways, to realize what we really feel and want out of life. She has made our dreams and goals seem so much closer to reality, and has given us courage to face the future. Precision in speech is a must for to- morrow's citizens and Miss Schroering rallied to the cause in preparing Seniors for this encounter. Humanities Sister Celestine, a familiar face at B,H,S, appears to be engrossed in one of her many duties as librarian.