St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Future Secretaries Prepared With flying fingers the seniors worked to attain their goal of 120 words a minute in shorthand class. They studied brief forms, endings, and blends. In bookkeeping they aimed at neater writing. They suffered head- aches while getting their ledgers, iour- nols, and worksheets to coincide. After hours of retracing to find a mis- take, they breathed a sigh of relief when it was corrected. By improving their typing skills, the seniors hoped to obtain iobs in various offices in the city. They learned the fundamentals of general business and the principles of office work and machines. As they became proficient in these skills, they were assured of positions in the busi- ness world. Joyce M. Franke Joan C. Glowacki Alexa M. Fendryk Priscilla J. Florek Barbara J. Galas 136 Mary J. Frohna Elinor C. Grabske

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lo Enter Business Worlcl WW' ,. Es, J iwiuwu 'M i i A 'EH' -- M .V . Geraldine C. Gauthier Vss, ., Kathleen R. Gerke ' ' l i ,V E Joyce R. Gehred , ,.A, A l Sponsored by W ie-' Mus. nose ANN csv-men Heleh L. Goeffl Marcia M. Grobowski Hove been able, has been able, dictates Jacqueline Pietura as Kathleen Gerke, Sue Acker, Ellen Hilbert, and Catherine Petelinsek outline the symbols.