Dominican Commercial High School - Angelicus Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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, ' :wif ? 'f,i1' A -'If ' f - 1 u' ' ' x A 4 -' ' MORE THINGS ARE .J ,,,,Ja. 4,13 5, 1. i, 1Y4.2 gA l.'j-XI ' pw h w R r I ,I L! .3.'?LA .ffl whf'.f17Xl..-Priftgdgzizi t --W f ' - .., , -f ......t.........-. --vw 4' Margaret Hilclelzrancl, Margarim Martinez rmcl Mary Ami Vesey us.s'i.st .lliss Erliih Voelker in u flc'mon.s'trulim1 of the teletrainer. Press the key and lo! You have the answer. Push the button and behold! The copies come sliding through! Oflice Practice class introduces the students to the modern world of machinery. One must practice on them all: comptometer, comptograph, the Friden and the Marchant, ediphone, mimeograph, ditto and Burroughs. Skill requires prac- tice and practice requires patience! The patience of job? Yes! Or Dominican-wise the patience of Rose, the lovely saint of Lima will do. To be busy about things and in all that busy-ness to maintain a sweet and joyous temperament is ever the Dominican way. Slowly and even somewhat impcrceptibly the era of automation is creeping into the world of business. Comes the day when the student finds herself the un- challenged monitor of a machine, a sense of dedica- tion will be imperative. The Dominican graduate will know hers-to uphold the truth, to spread the tmth that happiness lies not in the conquest of machines but in the conquest of selfg not in self-indulgence but in seeking the happiness of others. Sister james Elizabeth, O.P. Chairman Uffice Practice Senior Mary Karl is fascinated by the intricacies of the mimeo graph machine.

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iff? If SQ! Q-rf' Sister Mary Kenneth, O.P. To take a letter, to type a letter is to touch the very essence of the secretary. Secretaries handle all the job details which men do not have patience unless they be saints as was BL. Raymond of Capua, the one time secretary of the busy lady ambassador, St. Catherine of Siena. Sten at one hundred words, typing at fifty words are respectable goals. But the competent secretary must know so many things besides. Phone calls, contracts, manuscripts, bills, itineraries will occupy her working hours. Poised always, conservative in dress and speech, respectful, considerate and honest she must be. All this makes up her specialness. From her Dominican heritage she has learned a declaration of faith-the habit of seeing things in the light of eternity. The truth will shield her, and behind this shield she can hope to safeguard her soul from the crass materialism which is the evil of her day. lt is checking: time in Stan class. Annette Stangurone and Patricia Rusukowic: compare notes with Elizabeth Kren. Sister Bernard Mary, O.P. Sister Maryaline, O.P. ' . I . 4 ,I . 'W vw as ,lcv vu, 6.2.1 .. . 4293! pv Sister Clare Augustine, O.P. i Mr. lVebster proves to he ll knight in shining armorv as he conitnv to the uicl of Erleltraucl Michitsch who is flccitling lL'I1l'f1lL'f that trouble- some circling is Ulu or Iran -,ipvl - . 'A 1,1 3 ., ' r- 5 . - f', .. x -1 ,A t ' T.X fx 42... - Q . . - ' r s5xT'T - . X Jgtiezef f: . 9 3551 tEoZffQ3',. N 1-.,' -'97 ri: , 1 .- S-As. 3---'Q-Qi. gffnf? -' ' . iffy ffl, ,f Y,-9 Q. .,:::3,.f.,,j 'Z gg3,1j,qgfb,: -.177 2 - '- X '-:-1' -9 --- ,I - Saint Raymond of Capua

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YVitlz 11 little f'Ul1CL'I1fI'llfl0ll, tlie licylnoarzl bcwinu second nature to tlzusc' .s-upliorfiorus. In l.B. clusis Dianne Jlaxwcll relates tlw lzisloriull CICL'L'lU1HI1l'Ilt of c'11rrL'nc'y unll Coins us Annu Mmitulliiiu, ju Ann Zito anal Tlivrvsa cyfJOIIIlL'll eagerly wait to put tlzcir 'itugu Canis into the discussion. Simtcr Regina liosuire, O P