Immaculata High School - Magnificat Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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We? Barbara Stafford points out a stenographic error to a muddled Georgette Balog. ,.-v- John Kelly, Patricia Pensak, Dennis Razzano, and Eugene Marotta develop adroit fingers and speedy accuracy for typing. Seniors John MacNamara, Rob- er! Geis, and John Kissell prac- tice using the hyphen in a sylla- bication exercise. Business Typing, an invaluable aid to professional people and students, holds sway in compre- hensive business courses. Students strive con- stantly for dexterity to increase speed and ac- curacy simultaneously, Steady improvement matches proficiency in the art of stenography. Mastery of the characters which seem to the untrained eye as hieroglyphics saves time for other facets of Office Practice. Use of ma- chines and modern filing methods keeps fu- ture secretaries aware of the latest advances. For the first time, a senior from the depart- ment has been accepted at the highly reputable Katherine Gibbs Business School. Maureen Bradyis precedent inspires underclassmen to follow her example. Prospective bookkeepers Kathleen Pachomski and Kathryn Memoli appreciate the adding machine's power to eliminate mental computation.

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il . ' ' ' z, 3, I f it if sf v Gary Rutkowski completes a sketch of the Lincoln Memorial in miniature for the Spring Musicale. t I 3 Q F4 ff, ,-W, M' W' Patricia Ochs, Christine Douglas, Elizabeth Alvator, and John Duffy sketch rough outlines for a set of Easter decorations. Art Due to the wide variety of talents and interest represented at Immaeulata, the cur- riculum allows room for creative specializa- tion. Students who hope for careers in art or appreciate it as a Worthwhile hobby enjoy the time devoted to independent or group projects in Room 65. Assignments range in scope from modern poster-making to reproduction of illuminated manuscripts. A most important aspect, as in any class in the fine arts, must be originality, so students are encouraged to de- velop their own ideas. Picturesque confusion of paint-spattered smoeks and easels gives birth to masterpieces of different qualities but equal value. - 3 x Christine Douglas puts finishing touches on her poster announcing the SOUND OF MUSIC. 53