St Catherine Academy - Cathedeme Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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WAV -vw.. HISTORY A knowledge of our nation's past leads us to an understanding of the present world in which we live. Students are enriched by this knowledge in history courses of- fered by the Academy. They be- come acquainted with the begin- nings of faith and civilization, and- go on to learn the story of our democracy. A citizen of two worlds, the St. Catherine Academy student knows that a good Cath- Tbe Signing of the Magna Clmrler is reinacted by juliann Wood, Gail Sulli- van, Maria Chavojka, Christiana Duffy, Veronica Denman, and jane Newberry. olic is a good American. jfe csfory J abbns And another flying, Abe, points out Sharan Herbert in a Civil War skit. Debbie Calcagno is the maid and Elizabeth Carter is Abraham Lincoln. Sylvia Snen and Dianne Simmonf explore current events on the Map of the Week. .i Q fi K l- - ,fi -ggg A . M 'TT

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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.

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