Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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It all depends on how you look at it! Although transcription is easy for the secretarial student, it sometimes presents difficulties for the less-advanced business student. Ready to begin at a second's notice! These alert short- hand I students will make capable secretaries some day M5552 43

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'6o..:, . ooooovw' o3o0000 ' Remember typing to music? Typing students acquire rhythm and speed with the help of music,-and they like What a narrow and uncomfortable life we should lead if it were not for business! Whether it be called a grocery store or a market place, a bank or a site of exchange-people of all na- tions depend upon business for a part of their livelihood. Secretaries, auditors and typists are all small component parts of the vast numbers who com- prise the commercial world. To train students for the business field is a serious work, since business transactions reach the international level. Commerce is a bond of common interest among all peoples and, when regulated with justice and charity, it can bind the peoples of all lands into one harmonious business world. A prosperous commercial world demands international cooperation and sincere, universal understanding. and through these earphones . . . Business students are anxious to learn about the dicta- phone and Janet is the one to help them. Acquiring a knowledge of the basic principles of business will help these business students in future years. At least, they will know where their money goes!

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