Notre Dame High School - Mater Dei Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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for the business world RIGHT: Learning the fundamental rules of bookkeeping I with Sister Mary of the Seven Dolors at the board are: front row, Patrick Keady, William Clark, and Francis Cassidy; back row, Thomas Elliott and Janice Dunbar. LOWER RIGHT: Ann Coticchio drills the shorthand I class in learning how to take notes the quick way. By board are Richard George and Robert Merry and second row, Bernadette Hokula and Maridee Battaglia. BELOW: The general business class learns the use and necessity of banking forms as Edward Kirby indicates their importance to Patricia Lambert, Paula Klimczak, Virginia Gautieri, William Tracy, Myrna Marzolf, by board, and Charles Schiavi and James Reigle, second row. 15

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We fit ourselves UNDER the direction of Sister Mary of the Seven Dolors and Sister Mary Mt. Carmel the stu- dents in the Business De- partment study about the problems and ways of the business world. Here they are being prepared not only to be efficient work- ers, whether in taking the speedy dictation of a boss, and then in tran- scribing these hasty notes, in calculating the month ' s expenditures, in keeping the books of an enterprise, or in just plain filing letters, but also to bring Jesus and Mary to fellow workers through good ex- ample. These, then, are the aims of the Business Department. Our Lady of Light, direct Notre Dame ' s business classes. UPPER LEFT: Speed and accuracy-- this is the aim of Angela LaRussa, Do- lores DeFazio, Mary Ann O ' Brien, Evelyn Barbeau, Ann Sweeney. Mary- Agnes Alrutz and Gail Heiler as they learn to type in the typing I class. LEFT: The solution of a problem in business law is being sought here by David Brewer, William Clark, James Cifelli, James Sullivan, Kenneth Bob- zin and James Brand. The secrets of office machines prove no mysteries to Carmella Trin- chera, Constance Pagano, Patricia O ' Brien and Ruth Smith, as the learn the know-how in secretarial practice class. 14

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ABOVE: Latin II brings Caeser crossing the Rubicon with Ann Duyssen at the board, right are: Patricia Graham, Shirley Kirby, William Clarke, Donald Lewis. BELOW: Father Davanzo moutre his French students the correct pronunciation of La | Practicing are Jeanette Krolikowski, Paul Stockschlaeder, John Scott and Dennis Riso. ; J 16