Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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M 01 jo rf Seniors in Office Practice are typing while they listen on a dictaphone. Gwen Campbell, Mary Ellen Bennett, Belva Watlghn, Jean Broadhurst, Mary Mann. arc constantly ratctl AllfCatliolic and All' American. The licliimlftlicfsccncs helpers play no small part in getting The Tiwvet and M.'xRY'sttRlPT to press. Commercial students try Cach year to match Sister Magtlalcnafs zeal hy laboring to make thc oifpagc program for thc Senior play a work of art, by mimcographing reams of English and Religion class notes, and lay helping Miss Canavan in the olhcc. Students are trained not only in thc rudif mciitary processes of business hut also in liigli souial and moral standards, learning that more important than actual skills arc the tlircc CE of the Commercial Dcpartf ment Crcctlfto lic capable, cooperative, and wtirtcous. Transcription group get real office experience as they type their stenography dictation. Alice Barans, joan Behl, Ronnie Borcky, Josephine Calvarese, Rita Durning. Antoinette Viscidi demonstrates the proper method of inserting cards in the typewriter. Dunia Ortiz is the pleased observer.

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Basis Peggy Wetlmerill solves a problem on the intricacies of the adding machine proposed by Marie Stea while Mary Anne Werner ion the left! checks results from the infallible textbook. Of Ouf. Commercmf Economic Independence ' Silence is queen in Ronm 308 as the tapping Transeriptiun typists strain their ears to hear the eliek of Sister lVlagelalena's stopwatch, signal fur the tiineftest to hegin, The stampede is nn. as fingers pound nut increasing speeels, They skid to a halt and tally up the returns of their lahiir. The hookkeepers almost unhalanee their hrains trying to halanee the hwnksg and the girls in Ofliee Praetiee duh their elass period the 'kMaehine Age, as they strive to master the tluplieating machine, the calculator, aeldressngraph, and the tenfkey listing machine. The many hours spent in typing fur the MARYSCRIPT and The Turret are amply rewareleel when our yearlwok anel paper

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fpfmkef of Cofolf for our Cammy Thc Art Dcpartmcut adds zcst to cvcry phasc of N.D. lift. Statistics for school tlrivcs sparklc whcii a dash of color is atltlctl. Baslcctlwall postcrs capturc Eudic's dancing fcct on cartlhoartl. And, cach ycar, thc spotlight shines on stagc scts prcparctl hy thc art stutlcnts for thc Scnior Play. At the yulctidc scason, Notrc Damc artists Beth Quinn works diligently as she tries to ink-washv Rose- mary Crosby. C'mon, Rosalie Byrne and Carol Paul, you canlt do it that way! Mary Manion works awayn while perched on the window seat. laring Christmas spirit to cvcry classroom and corridor. Thcsc cncrgctic girls also tlcvotc thcir talcnts to Rctl Cross work, making favors and tlccoratioiis for thc orphauagcs and hospitals. Art studciits attcntl class, too! Sophomorcs study stillf life, dcsigii, and pcrspcctivcg Juniors, life tlrawiiigg while Seniors prcparc to hc future illustrators or tlraftsmcn. A behind-the-scenes peek at the beginnings of our Christmas decorations. Our artists devoted many hours to bring the Christmas spirit to N.D.