St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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These girls should never have trouble with algebra after this practical dem- onstration of the transit theodolite by Mr. Di Rocco, our foreman. The class is taking advanhge of the instru- ments being used in the construction of our new gym. What a handy place is our library for these American History students who have a research paper to prepare. Barbara and Maryp must have found exactly what they want. Jeanine and Adelaide are happy, too. f Q 5? 23, ge' . Wi g... K 'sv i 1' AND NEARER 1 W, Betty Rotchford smiles complacently as she illus- trates the roller on her typewriter, while Rose Pagano looks a little dubious as she experiments with her own machine in Typing I class. 'Q ' I9

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