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

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Ywi .,.,'-,- Members of the Stenorama Club take tums in the school office gaining experience in general office procedures. Left to right are Mary Ann Masenas Joan Graziano, Mary Ann Reinish, Barbara Smith, Gail I'-lalloran, Frances Rapazzo Mary Ann Galea Stenorama Prospective secretaries enjoy the meetings of this active club. Their agenda included a fieldtrip to the Albany State Bank, a lecture on important personal qualifications of successful job seekers, and panels given by alumnae members to relate experiences and observations about on-the-job procedures. During the second semester, members are produced a Christopher skit, Applying for a Job with a Purpose. Later in the year a fashion show ofbusiness styles helped students prepare for a job interview. Right: Sister John Lalande presents to Joyce Hart and Jean Rochminski a certificate for attaining 50 words in a five-minute typing speed test. Bottom: Officers of the Stenorama Club preside at the semi-monthly meeting. Left to right: Theresa Morrell, president, Patricia Appio, vice-president, Judith Fraley, secretary, and Marjorie Di Mura, treasurer.

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1926--The First Coast-to- Coast Radio Network was hooked up from New York City. L :iff 1 I' I In lj all I X C7 -nd? I5 VK Hr! 0 f so ,mi 421 s A feb Nw o'Q- Right: Carol Lynch and Carmella Sabatino, two members of the Stenorama Club, demonstrate the use of the dictaphone during a club meeting. Future Office Workers Below: Vice-president Mary Ann Nicholas reads a report during a meeting of the Future Office Workers Club. Secretary Margaret Allen, President Margaret Green, and Treasurer Julian Kcough preside at the meeting. .Q X A 1' U-3 H gray 1. H' 5, ks ,Ind The Future Office Workers Club try for a better understanding of the requirements set by employers. Members discuss such topics as techniques of applying for a job, opportunities offered by the school for self-improvement, and means of carrying Christian principles into the business world. Below: A spirited panel discussion brings to light job possibilities in Albany. Left to right: Elizabeth Ciarfello, Virginia Konis, Bernadette Zebrowski, Katherine Diehl, Mary Ann Calea, Betty Endres, Jean Maikels, Mary Jane Masenas, Suzanne Eid. Madeleine Gleason and Mary Siary are holding the floor. -.- ,xg

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. il . The library work room is a busy place Left to right. Kathleen G1- mondo, Burton Thorne, Dennis Scambelluri Robert Reinish, and Mary Lou Rosenberger. Jean Rochminski fixes Carol Stewart's club pin while Jean Maikels waits her turn The pins were blessed by Father Turner at the October meeting of the club. ra 1' Librar I .- Council Q t 'A 0 1 A v'gfg'lflEf1fL'f5'- 11 - '- X Iii! Keeping the bulletin board interesting and informative is one of the activities of the club. Right: Students take turns filing cards and shelving books. Left to right: fseatedj Caroline Gross, Jean Crouch, Qstandingj Susan Sturgis, James Walser, Susan Chiffolo.