High School of Commerce - Caduceus Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Remember... The delight when Mr. Sweeney joined our English classes for a few minutes of fun and poetry... The uneasy feeling when we performed our first dissection in Biology .. . The tenseness each time we had fo give an oral report in class... The mortification the first time we were caught chewing gum inclass... The dejection at those all-too-familiar words, “See me at y AY) one The annoyance when Miss Midura forced us to slow down as we stampeded to the lunch room... The relaxation we enjoyed in the movie room.

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Business Law is an elective course offered to students interested in the legislative or legal type of vocation. One important feature of this course is a trip to the District Court where the actual proceedings are witnessed. This is important because it gives the stu- dents information and a clearer idea of how classroom knowledge is applied to real life. BUSINESS SUBJECTS PREPARE Art No ren, Judy Davignon, James Gelo- nese, and Dorothy Delarm are acting out a skit about a typical office incident in relation to business law. Transcription is very closely related to stenography. In this class, the students type out the material that they have previously written out in shorthand. A girl or boy who wishes to take this subject must have a basic knowledge of good English grammar and excellent typing skills. Transcription replaces Type Ill for the senior stenography student. At left are Carol Tamkovich, Kathy LeDuc, Carolyn Smith, Carol Laver, Ida Bernardes and Roe Beturne. These students are tran- scribing their shorthand notes into actual typewritten material.