St Marys Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

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BUSINESS Jane Clarke and Joanne Hayden put the knowledge learned in Typing class to excellent use as they painstakingly pre- pare copy for their 1957 Yearbook. Under the super- vision of Sister Raphael, the General Business class discusses the relative merits of Cash and Credit buying. Amateur so Ions ponder the intrica- cies of negotiable instruments in the Business Law class. The Business Arithme- tic class assures itself of getting its just due in future years when dealing with discounts and commissions.

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JULIUS CAESAR Since our entrance into High School, many subjects which before seemed very vague and unintelligible have gradually come to be understood by us. This understanding has been a result of the excellent courses provided us here at St. Mary's. From these courses we have come to know about Math, the Sciences, Geography the History of our country, and the world, English, Languages, Business, and a variety of other subjects. But most important, we have also received the Christian viewpoint in connection with each of these. Because of this our classes have been of great value to us in preparing us for our future life.

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Elin Hulihan indi- cates an error in Eleanor Saboski's board assignment as the rest of the English III class check their voca- bulary lesson. There's nothing quite so enjoyable for the English I class as a spirited discussion on to- pics such as, Are Homework Assign- ments Necessary? Lady Macbeth's famous sleepwalking scene becomes a reality as the English IV class hears Judith Anderson speak the lines, One, two; why, then 'tis time to do't .