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

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BUSINESS hum x ' im-g1Z w. Mr. Gorman supervises Denise Korby and Cindy Adamovich in their struggle to attain better typing skills. Often, errors cannot be helped. Students quickly discover the benefits of erasable bond pa- per. Typing classes are also taught by Miss Marek and Mr. Taphorn. tim ,. LEFT: Chuck Parker appears to be deeply involved in studying his business law. Q-J Egg' g K.. ti t x A V , Z t Chuck Schwanekamp is busy practicing typing skills.

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IUPUI student nurses help make Mr. Lentz's health and safety class more interesting to the Frosh. sm ll? OD :PN SUMINYS X as ft ' 5: st 1 -.A my 5: t,t1i,--.+t.l'..- N. iq sz iw- at zu t. it 9 an Mrs, Kovatch's expression relays to her biology class the importance of atoms. Mr. Rott's general science students study basic physics. What is Mr. Rott hiding from his students? Could it be their test papers?

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Mr. Kane devotes much of his time to answering questions concerning ac- counting and bookkeeping problems. Miss Marek s clerical practice class continues to investigate thc possibilities of secretarial jobs through working with adding machines, type- vxnters and clc ctric calculators Miss Marc k is also the instructor of Shorthand I-ll and Shorthand Ill-IV. Many students have learned that Curves, twists and angles can actually be interpreted into sensible business transactions. W , Q 4 S