Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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P ,f ,l' to Seek Their Places in the Business World 'i I, xx 'x 0 i Right: Juniors who are not using typing in a business sequence take a first year of this subject in their junior year. Bottom right: Juniors transcribe notes taken during short- hand in the previous period. X169 QM .f fflff ar X Left: Loretta Spensiero, Veronica Fori, and Theodore Diacetes point out the important parts of a contract during a class in Business Law. J-I -of' 5-Y' l 5 X4 IXQ' 'ai

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1861--President-Elect Abraham Lincoln was received formally in the old Capitol. The Albany regiments left for the Civil War this year. ltr L'yv Below: Members of the bookkeeping class follow Sister Marguerite Edward's instructions on the posting chart. Pins and Awards Encourage Students Shorthand and typing combined this year to give us a two-period subject called Transcription. During the first period we took shorthand notes which we typed up during the following period. We competed for Gregg certificates during our junior year and for shorthand and typing pins. Our goal daily was to produce mailable transcripts which must be taken at a speed of from 80 to 100 words per minute. The rights and duties of citizenship in regard to legal proceedings were covered during Business Law class. We learned about insurance, contracts, stocks and bonds. Sister Margaret Leo Shorthand I, Typing 10 and 12, Shorthand 2 and Transcription, Co-Moderator of the Mission Committee. Right: Sister Margaret Leo shows Kathleen Mc- Credie a short cut in first year typing, Below: Judith Zrepski, Nancy Ayers, Margaret Brantigan, Paula Miotke, Kathryn Wisniewski, and Elizabeth Bucci take shorthand from dictation records. Krogg, X kj,4- flap L,A2 1 T: sex .1

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Artists Acquire Skills Upper: George Abatto uses the opaque pro- jector to View Christmas cards designed by the basic art students James Repko, Mary Lou Pabst, and Diane Allegretta. The cards shovrm over-all designs and conventionalized symbols of Christmas. Upper Center: Joseph Pascale, Jean Kah- lert, and Patrick Fragomeni complete collages of prehistoric art. This course will touch on the highlights of art movements up to the present time. Lower Center: Anna Thompson, Joseph Laviano, and Richard Hurley combine their efforts in research on Egyptian cos- tumes. Lower: These students are working on still life in tempera paint. This unit follows a study of color value and intensity. History of art students enjoy their projects based on the Gothic period. Mosaics cut from colored paper and stained glass windows en- liven this course. Flower studies in pastels give these students an op- portunity to apply the techniques of the Impressionists. ...- ,fn A-M... Sister Anna Mae Basic Art, General Art History, Con- temporary Painting, Interior Decora- tion, Mechanical Drawing, English Il, Moderator of Pal-lettes and Co- Moderator of Social Action Committee.