Holy Trinity High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Commerce and Language . . . for 0 befler unclerstotnoling of The economic ond sociol world Opposite page: Brother Thomas. as he examines the achievement of the students in the funda- mentals of Typing which will he one of the essential skills in later life. ln Bookkeeping Class. W. Zonavetch. Eugene Olslowska, and john Grzywacz. who some day may he our public accountants. go over their balance sheets. Seniors diligently solving some of the tech- nical problems that occur in their Business Law class in ortler to prepare them to face the many complicated prohlems in the economie iieltl. Right: flop to bottomj Brother Roman looks on as R. fillllK'lil'0, Stanley Strum, atul R. lic-mha translate their daily Polish assignment. Brother Quentin points out the conjuga- lions in Latin to Rohert Notys and l'. Slflllllfli. Brother I.eonartl's French Class examine the latest issue of a Frenclt newspaper, Le Mot Francais, as one of the many means usetl lo acquaint the stuclenl with people ol' tlillerent languages and customs. fl'. Komis, G. Grochocki. lf. Kopczyk. R. Grie- lak. K. lloman, ancl Il. Skihaj Page 27 ill. Mt?