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

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Mary Campbell pints out the business services of our Federal Government to Donald Mannix, Mary Jean Duffy, Mike Tillan- der, and Carolyn Berger during Mr. Finnegan’s Civics class. Debating upon a maior economic issue are Francis Vivenzio, Marna Berthiaume, Richard Fox, Diane Colby, ad Robert Page, who are students in Mr. McKay’s Economics class. 28

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Studying a copy of the Declara- tion of Independence, which was part of the Freedom Train display, are stenography stu- dents Ida Vandal, Elsa Cressotti, Robert Morana, Kathy St. Marie, Is CONGRESS. Jews ox and Dolores Maratea in their ea nntelins ving ane i American History class. This Spe Se document and many other mile- stones of our country’s history were on exhibit. Kathleen Rourke is show operating a ditto machine, Mr. Jones, our Machine Calculation teacher, demon- while Gladys Sterner observes. Students are also strates the fundamentals of operating a Friden cal- taught how to prepare stencils in the two-marking- culator, one of the most vital machines in the busi- period Duplication course. ness world. Seniors in the picture are Karen Ken- nedy, Lynn Rogers, and Denise Brunet. 27

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Bookkeeping opens a complete world of top-rate positions in the business field. His three years of train- ing gives a student the background he needs either to go to work or to continue with his education at a business college. Left: Maureen Felton remains cool as a cucumber during an exacting typing timing. The correct form in which a check should be made out is pointed out by Susan Jorda while Linda Lopardo, Barbara Fortune, Martha Peach, and Janet Bergeron look on in Mr. Alleva’s Bookkeeping | class. LAA ees thn 3 en WLPACARNTS RATIONAL GANK y discon Ie Se ee SPRINGFIELD, N YVERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK ® hay fe RES gv « Order CS ee eae meee me SPRINSFIELD, MASE hte Jo he wrieecuanTs NaTiown GAOX wo