Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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Mary Reed, Mary Jane O'Donnell, and Bobbie DeFrates compare notes on modern painters in preparation for a CFL quiz. Business department head, Sister Mary Roche, supervises a shorthand class as students take dictation from a recording. | fields, develop skill Fenwick students prepared for various aspects of life in several classes this year. Many pursued the two major fields of domestic arts and business, which Le A TO will play important roles in their futures. Christian Family Living classes were conducted to provide the basis for the development of the Chris- tian woman in the modern world. Utilizing a guide discussed in CFL classes, girls evaluated their own characters. Other topics of study included art ap- preciation, child care, home management, and meal planning. Students in the business course became ac- quainted with the fundamentals associated with the business profession: typing, shorthand, and office practice. The daily typing routine was supplemented by varied projects throughout the year. A newly inavu- gurated feature, ‘Typist of the Month”, stimulated greater enthusiasm. Bookkeeping and General Business instruction prepared students for office employment. The clas- ses managed a complete set of books for a particu- lar establishment. Mechanical Drawing fulfilled the desires of po- Pasian weet aE tential draftsmen, who developed their abilities in Seniors Billie Barton and Judy Bowman drill to improve typing skills. Students copying architectural designs. in typing classes often did services for faculty members.

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Linda Fuller demonstrates the proper method for keeping records to fellow Book- keeping student Mike Carberry. ‘ Sh a SSS =e ‘einen 9 sein cana Spal ea Father Krusling supervises as Mechanical Drawing students study a blueprint of the school. Drew Barnickle, Mike Welsh, Chuck Rudokas, and Tim Ellis seem interested.

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Mr. Rossi often conducted study sessions in the gymnasium. Basic health and safety rules were major topics of discussion. Gym class activities Freshman Mario Marconi demonstrates his prowess at scaling the verticle peg board on the gymnasium wall.