Saint Alphonsus High School - Arrow Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Commercial Subjects Patrick McLogan and Margaret Moryc are be- ginning to realize that bookkeeping adds up to tedious work in spite of the easier adding machine method. What would we do without our office secre- tary? Miss Genevieve McGreevy, who has given volunteer service for the past six years, fulfills the position well.

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Inquisitive visitors to micro- scopic life, Don Parcheta, Mary Fitch, and Kathy Anielak are amused by the gyrations of protozoa. Boning up on bones, Michael Phillips, John Sierota, Thomas Godard, and Thomas Gillissie, physiology students, learn about the systems of the human body. Absorbed in generating electricity. Science club officers Eileen Rodak, William Keller, Jacqueline Seasock and Lawrence Gilsdorf discover that progress is our most important product. Sister Mary Hilda, O.P. Assistant Principal Religion, Mathematics, Science Sister Madonna Therese, O.P. Religion, Science Sister Therese Ann, O.P. Religion, Drafting, Science II

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Develop Office Techniques Sister Mary Mercita, O.P. Religion, Commercial Preparing for their future in the business world, second year typists Marian Grzybek, and Marsha Kuryla strive to accurately follow the directions of Marilynn Smith, Jeanine Deagen, Mary Quaglia and Barbara Colquhoun. In the Typing I class, Lynn Reminder, Noreen Morgan and Eugene Balawajder, well accustomed to changing ribbons, are oblivious to the combined efforts of Colette Hunt and Bernice Rygiel. Business club members Charlotte Zaleski, Marcella Dynda, Joyce Straty- chuk, Arlene Blasko, Joanne Misuda and Theresa Jordan learn correct filing procedures from Mr. Charles McDonald, manager of the Manufactures National Bank in Dearborn.