Holy Names High School - Echoes Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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udinedd id ur Kudinedd Busy, busy, busy!! That is our Business De- partment ---- a place where things really hum. It is, without doubt, one of the most efficient and practical phases of our education. Seniors receive here helpful training for future jobs. Without this department, our poor school would limp along. Who would make the pink slips, the yellow slips, the blue slips, the green slips,the N.O. cards, the countless programs that contribute much to the smooth running of our school days. Those of us wno have followed a business course will gratefully remem- ber scenes like these.

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Cafe' ornia Schofardlzip e elfalion emberd M. E. Grant A. Campbell P. Canty C. Brady M. Mehan C. A. Jones D. Zunino S. Ovren B. Coakley E. Revello D. Keily J. Brennes M. Hester C. Harshner K. Jorgenser M. McCoy K. Fogarty A. Klitgaard J. Irwin B. Reid J. Canty S. Scanlon P. Meikle M. Jansen M.G. Prewett J. Conant K. Ondreyco L. Michaels J. Marchiano A. Chilton S. Moran P. Hossack D. Fong M. Sullivan L. Bonato H. Valdez M. Gericke

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Q . E m i i f, f 4' l l peaking of ,H Kombd If there is one place in this building we have found fascinating, it is surely the chemistry laboratory. Here the time passes quickly as students plough their way through elements, acids, molecules and ions. Still fresh in the minds of some of us, somewhat more hazy in the recollections of others are such scientific activities as bal- ancing equations, testing for unknowns, concocting the most interesting solutions, precipitating occasional mild explosions--all of them part of challenging study in the realm of physical sciewces. What fun it has been to try to discover just what it is that makes things go! How much it has added to our wonder at and admiration of this unfathomable universe God has entrusted to the care and use of mankind!