St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Janet Edelbeck, Patti Loch, Lynn Hermans, Mary Jane Pigeon, and Debbie Cootway display their aw’ard-winning bookkeeping projects. Jeanne Hart practices her skills at the dictaphone in the business room.

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Patti Kryshak, a first year typing student, circles her mistakes after a timed writing and wonders what affect an F will have on her typing grade. Juniors and seniors . . . participated in business courses: Short¬ hand, Typing I and II, Bookkeeping and Office Practice. In Shorthand I the girls learned to recognize the characters, while second year students tried to translate the symbols into meaningful phrases. Members of the Bookkeeping class learned how to balance books and keep financial records accurate. Typing classes practiced to gain both speed and accuracy. The Typing I stu¬ dents learned the basics of typing, while the Typing II class strove for increased speed. Typing II and Office Practice class continued using the typewriter, but also expanded to the adding machine and the dictaphone. In a unit on copy mak¬ ing t he girls typed recipes and ran t hem off in order to make a recipe book. 20 Jackie Webb grins while standing in front of the blackboard on which she has written a message to her teacher.

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Terri Stone reflects on the results of a team effort during a visit to St. Nor- bert College with her computer math class.