Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

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These bookkeepers in the making are in the process of analyzing the relationship of the purchase journal and the accounts payable ledger, under the supervision of Mr. Gallagher. Shorthand comes easy to these juniors who strive to be expert readers. Accuracy and speed set the pace for these typists who are under the supervision of Mrs. Simpkins.

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Robert Braunwarth shows the boys how to break pinata,” as part of the work in a project in Spanish I. An important facet in studying a language is a knowledge of the historical and cultural back- ground of the country. The French III students extend this knowledge as John Austin describes a French cathedral and Dolores Adams assists him in pointing to the details of the masterpiece. Father Perrelli emphasizes to his German II class that today there is a conscious effort being made to avoid textbook German and to use throughout, the language that is actually spoken and read by educated Germans. 27

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BUSINESS Senior girls busy themselves in preparation for the many and varied tasks of the private secretary. 29