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V SJA . . , office practitioners, Alice new addressograph. Danen, Joyce Johnson, Peggi Petri, Judy Boehm, and Bonnie Bourneville, send envelopes through the TO THE RESCUE . typing her essay. Peggy Petri aids a less gifted student by THIS ... is the most widely-used style Bette Tilkens to business students Louise in business letters, explains Greene and Marlene Becker.
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Business Education Classes . . MAKING A CLEAN CUT . . . Sue Shaloub, Mary Pierquet, Mary Capelle, and Darlene Donarski trim papers in office practice. A; sidkfj A; sidktj Hieroglyph¬ ics? No. These are just the fundamentals of first-year typing. Personal typing, a one year course, and beginning typing, supplemented by a second year, is offered to all SjAers interested in office work, as are two years of shorthand and a year of book¬ keeping and office practice. These skills, open to Academy juniors and seniors, have proved useful and necessary to the ac¬ complished Girl Friday in any field. In these classes, by means of films, practical demonstrations, lectures, and personal experience gained in class, SJAers together learn to skillfully operate such modern business equipment as the dictaphone, duplicating ma¬ chine, and mimeograph machine. Realizing that practice makes perfect, these girls, industriously deciphering shorthand notes or busily typing Dear Sir . . . , train themselves today to be the conscientious secretaries of to¬ morrow. BIG OPERATORS . . . Gloria LeBrun and Pat Zambrowicz operate the projector during a Business Club movie on speed typing. ' PLEASE . . . turn the page so I v. on ' t miss my timed writings, Mary Titulaer asks Pat Purrman.
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Music Brings Joy . . . A talent for nnusic whether it be in voice or instrument is a jewel to be treasured and nur¬ tured. The student, who wants to be prepared for the future, will Include in her curriculum ' ' the sounds of music. To learn the basic points of vocal technique is the aim of freshman chorus, and as the mu¬ sic ability is developed, SJAers may join Glee Club. Education in piano and private voice lessons are two excellent mediums offered here at the Academy. But besides develop¬ ing skill and appreciation for mu¬ sic, SJAers together learn how to use their God-given talents to the fullest extent in building personality traits essential to a young Christian miss. A POLISHED . . . TV performance is the re¬ sult of long hours of practice for Madrigal singers and Sister Anna Thomas. WE WISH , . . you a Merry Christmas, chorus Madrigal members forming a musical tree during their annual Christmas concert. 26
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