St Catherines High School - Lance Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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The Junior Class of l9 9 Imprints of Junior Lore In every high school exists that class with a yen for the senior title. No different were the juniors of 1959. With distinction and determination they set forth to probe the complexities of declensionsg in history they learned to read between the lines, then wormed their way through mathematical intrigues. Junior Class Omcers: Joseph Gamell, presidentg janet DeChristopher, vice president. James Adams Carmelita Agbuis Mary Lee Amos Frances Anderson Mary Jo Anderson Susan Aschauer Joan Auterman David Baker Mary Bany Carole Barry Judith Barthel James Basil Mary Baumann James Beicher Jerome Beicher Patrick Beres Edward Bernhard: Richard Bertola Betty Boehm Barbara Bohn Mary Ann Borel Louise Borzynski James Brill Richard Brouillette Kathleen Buehler Donna Capasso Judith Carbonneau Bonnie Carls Kathleen Carroll Barbara Casey Willard Christensen William Christensen Marilyn Cook John Cooper Joan Crain Richard Cramer Carol Cremer Mary Jane Cronin Margaret Cumicek Joseph D'Acquisto Dawn Dary Barbara Davis Janet DeChristopher Faith DeFries Richard Del-lahn Marie DeMark Eileen DeRose Paul Deuster Lee Dickert Kathleen Dischler Diane Doherty John Dolister Joseph Domanik Thomas Doonan

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Keyboard peeds and mbols Pupils gained command of business techniques in courses ranging from shorthand to retailing. Once students crossed the threshold of the commercial department, they made several rapid discoveries. Essential requisites confronted them day after day. Repeated insistence upon speed, accuracy, poise, neatness, personality, and responsibility circled their heads ominously. Charts and machines of all descriptions greeted them. Correct forms and proper procedures were stressed and restressed. Astonishingly enough, the alphabet posed a hindrance to liling and typing exercises. Typewriter bells pealed fateful warnings in the midst of unsyllabifiable words. One by one, however, each difficulty vanished leaving only the business expert. A SWIRL A TWIRL. Shorthand artists study signs and symbols of stenography. Left to rzglat Cecilia Fucnzalida lexchange Mary Jean Stratman, joan Dickert, joy Betko, Sandy Despins.

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