Cardinal Ritter High School - Generation Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Jackie Stonlch and friend moke use of the Resource Center ' s shorthand records to improve their skill. Mr. Velikon assists Richard Reeves in solving perplexing bookkeeping problem. Left, above: Are these typing pointers Mrs. Scott is giving Xavier Dunn and Dick Hester? Left, be ow: The Typing I class knows that careful erasures, as well as speed and correct posture are important to typing efficiency. Under Mrs. Rodcliffe ' s direction. Barb Heinrich and Teresa Schaffer develop a new kind of keyboard technique.

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As part of a practical salesmanship project, Louie Simon demonstrates his expertise. Has he sold Mr. Hinkle the hi-fi equipment? Business Program Geared to Practical This is not a class in Chinese script; it ' s just Lavenia Haynes, Brenda Harpenau, and Rita Huls keeping pace with Mrs. Radcliffe ' s shorthand dictation. Above: Dan Brickler and Dave Eddleman find that independent study is a good time to catch up on their bookkeeping assign- ments. Mrs. Dionne also appreciates the quiet atmosphere. 6e ow: Bob Allison wrestles with the calculator.

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Home Economic Arts: Decorative, Fun Above: Nimble-fingered seniors Cindy Bell, Agnes Fox, Anna LaCivita, and Peggy Gootee revive the ancient art of crocheting. Sister Jane Frances is pleased with Anna ' s progress. Below: Sister Jane Frances feels that her team of junior gourmets can efficiently prepare o meal that would delight even a connoisseur.