Cardinal Dougherty High School - Eminence Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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BUSINESS is the heartbeat The basis of all acquired skill lies in one wordfprac- tice. And here in Cardinal Doughertys business cle- partment. students are trained under that method and so, are equipped with the speed .md facility necessary for future office employees. Equipment such as electric typewriters. adding machines. comptometers. transcription machines, dictaphones: and courses such as stenogrnphy. bookkeeping, typing, and business arithmetic. serve to fainiliarize the student with the exciting world of business administration that lies ahead. Learning the proper business letter form is one important step in perfecting tvping skill. With :ill eves glued to the hook .incl all hands on the kevs. Mr. Algeo runs A-ll through its paces, '3 far X ..f4 f X

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and the life-blood gf , ,I Amateur c-xtortionists Wlilliam Bachman and Richard Capresecco hur- riedlv attempt to balance the books before the state auditor. Mr. Locala, arrives. of our world. fFordj 60 rr ,, sss ,, ra-r y. sun. ,,. Qoa ,,, -so ,, pf. 5, sss ,, arf C., WUs 33 933 it Q 1 Je ,md I-2 , liar--tt? gxsgsilij 1 ' af Wide awake is a good wav to describe Sister Catherine Anitas sec- retarial class. These girls are thoroughly' grounded in the use of the latest dictaphone tran-cribers. comptomcters. and calculatorf. Familiaritv with these business machines and the application of new techniques are important elements in the training of CD, advanced htisiness students. All was going well with Sister Ann Agnesk lesson on adjusting the master copy on a spirit duplicator until Joanne Tranauskv spoke out of turn. Dorothy Loisch and Carol Williams enjov the situation.