St Catherine Academy - Cathedeme Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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Shown dE7?207lJ'f1'rZlf7Zg the effects of fallout are Nancy Patter- son, Carol Furtado, and Katherine Angier. Sister Elizabeth Frances helps Linda James with the assembly of the visible head. Waffer 0112 0Qr Ogsefuabbn iiil ,g g-- A ' ,, xl l Paula Delaney demwzsmztef the reaction of oxygen with phosphorous to Kathy Glynn, Louise Gomes, and Eileen Boretti. I5

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IIVirb n df!!!0l!.l'f1'.llflHIA. Sister Loretto joseph explains the theory of ionization to the Senior chemistry class. In 41 ZEFIIIVU, Mr. Earl L, NX'ood illustrates the History of Aviation to the Freshman Science class. Knlby Young point! out the intricate chambers of the human ear to Kathy Rembijas, Kathy Shen, and Elaine Evans, SCIENCE Take God out of nature, nothing great is left. As rt student studies the universe, na- ture, and matter, she discovers their many wonders and mysteries. As she pursues her courses in physical science, biology, and chemistry, she becomes fully aware of the immensity of the world and the omnipotence of its Creator.

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BUSINESS A two-year course in business intro- duces a student to a study of the basic skills in shorthand and typing. Book- keeping and office practice give a work- ing knowledge of business machines and business forms, and are complemented by an intensive course in filing. The Senior year offers an advanced course in typing, shorthand, and transcription. Develop- ment of personal characteristics makes the business student an efficient and re- sponsible Catholic graduate Tl9ere if more 20 typing 1114111 meelr the eye, demonstrate tvpists Penelope Forrest, Janice Silvia, Margaret Craft, Catherine Clifford and Patricia Logan. 122 J USIDQSS Siyler 101911 Brigid dirmtei to Nancy Sisson, Con- stance Cawley, Patricia Lopes, Cynthia Simmons, and Margaret Craft in shorthand class. Cazberine Alver and joyfe Saroka discuss procedures in filing income tax returns.