St Joseph Academy - Echo Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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mpptflg SDUFIHHIID Flying fingers can well describe these young typists who are pre arii f f p ig or uture careers as business women. Catholic principles, patience, and perseverance will be their guiding lights in carrying the ideals of Christand Mary into the many business fields. The shorthand studentsg Lorraine Koback, Rose Pawelski, Eleanor Blaskowslai, and Bernice Czaplinski are confident theiruhcirogly hics 'll ' ' '- ' p wi merit an approxal from their employer. qgusluzaa ind' Dictaphone, electric type- writer, mimeograph, and adding machines are but a few of the countless para- phernalia used in offices. Under the expert guidance of our heavenly Mother and the commercial teach- er, Sister Mary Amofilia, these potential office work- ers aim to learn correct business procedure.

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The Freshmen are experi- encing their first thrills in the study of Science. Here they are exploring the organ which enables them to hear words of wisdom from their instructor, Sister M. Agnese. Ce, , Q12 Q- Chemistry is no longer a deep dark mystery to those diligent lasses who study the subject under Sister Mary Agnese's careful supervision. The future Einsteins pictured here are: Rita Czerniewski, Pat Meronek, Bonnie Bukolt, Anne Brody, Jeanette Klein, Pat Horgan, Loretta Mallek, and Janet .lesko. The marvels of the earth, plants, and an- imals lrom the lowest stage to the highest, are throughly explored by these enthusias- tic Biology students: Joan Kudla, Jerry Janlcowski, Agnes Cychosz, Beverly Filtz, Ruth Karashinski,and Mary Knitter.

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0118860 3175 00,6 496019. Emily Post has nothing on these girls! They know that correct table etiquette is a must. The first picture shows the Home Economic I.Class learning alew pointers from Sister Nlary Heriberta.--Armed with scissors, pins, patterns, and well lubricated sewing machines, lieverly Rossman, Eileen Bronk, Irene Repinski, and Lois Brita deftly produce clothing fit fora fashion magazine. And needless to say, these Home Economic II.studcnts are justly prond of their uork. F91 is . , Qtr Palettes, brushes, paints and pas- tels help these students ofthe art class put their God-given talents into action. A dab of tem- pera here, a stroke of charcoal there, and another masterpiece is finished.