Notre Dame Academy - Academette Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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,gnuwfigafing fde ,lflknclem of .Siience Alice Mae Schlautrnan, Iacqueline Trummer, and Kathleen Van Maren, draw the cross-section of an oak stem. Ruth Hess explains the tree to her puzzled classmates Ianice Wheelock, Virgie I-Iorinek, Rita Novak, and Agnes Novotny. Studying General Science are Brenetta Wilding, Camilla Zrnolek, Rose Mary Grady, loyce Higgs and classmates. This is the calyx oi the flower , says Charlotte Raur to her classmates. -sf..

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.ibeuedzping Wnamemaficaf Leona Hanus explains her problem to the class While Marilyn Stehno analyzes her proof Dolores Kucirek, Iacqueline Miller, lo Ann Ferris and Carole Nichols solve for X in freshman Algebra. before the Geometry group, Donna I-lorinelc completes her statements. Graphing the hyperbola is an easy task for Georgia Bruner, Rose Marie Polak, Rita Ann Neef, Mary Ellen, Connealy, and Mar- garet Ruzicka. .vw 1 Se'-.L,,,,,l

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.Zl.5fi1UJ.i 664 ca fion -- rcyJarerA1eJJ or c'culJa f i on The purpose of Business Education is that students acquire a fundamental knowledge of the things that make up the business world to enable them to earn a livelihood. These girls are acquiring the necesf sary skills, habits, and ideals for successful and virtuous liviriai Upper left: lacqueline Trurnrner, Cainilla Ken- worthy, Aanes Novotny, Mary lvlarkey, and Rita lvlaly, seniors, admire the pennant won in the NCHSTA type contest, Rejoicing over their trophy won in the same contest are the Juniors, Rita Ann Neef, Elaine Sudyka, Rose Marie Polak, Louise Harvf onek, and Dolores Krantz Upper righti Charlotte Schlote, Rita lvlaly, and Mary Markey step into the business world. Center: Steno ll try to achieve their lUO's, Lower left: Speed dernons of Type l concentrate ,4 QW on their 3U's. Lower right: Busy seniors try their best to get in their work , Type class too short. gf I 'ffm .Qi WHT' Q ! W , 'X of 'E mr' .l