St Marys High School - Sancta Maria Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Marcia Dean shows WORLD HISTORY students: Kathar- ine Zalocha, Bonnie Benk, Jeanne Marie Dinsmore and Joanne Fura the site of the parent house of the Sisters of Mercy-Dublin, Ireland. my . ' w Q We Ei Y mf X xi is :X ,M , jf , W 3 . ' 'Ls HJ Intex-planetary correspondence next? Students in CITIZENSHIP EDUCA- TION have pen pals in many countries. Lois Putnam and Mary Zolcinski point out to Terese Wicsczyk and Joan Guz- dek the countries where their corre- spondents live. W?-

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NEVER A DULL MOMENT IN THE HISTORY CLASS. Seniors give Anne Ligammari their un- divided attention as she reads what the history text has to say about Bryan and Free Silver. Social Sciences 1 You must give glory to God not only by sanctifying your own soul, but also by attracting others to God by word and example. 'uf' Mary Catherine McAuley I4 1 1 Al

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BOOKKEEPING STUDENTS: Mary Eileen Magorien, Maureen Holohan, Dorothy Marshall, and Judith Randler prepare financial reports, as Classroom 33 temporarily becomes the office of THE HUNTER WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY. FUTURE SECRETARY - Carolyn Morell loves to get her fingers on the keys of an electric typewriter. TRANSCRIPTION students combine both shorthand and typewriting to achieve secre- tarial proficiency. A BUSI- NESS SEQUENCE which in- cludes general business, busi- ness arithmetic, business law, shorthand, typewriting, and transcription prepares these students for a business career. Kusiucs THE 6'l METHOD IS SO MUCH EASIERU At least that's what Eileen Dawson tells Carole Orzechowski and Nancy Philson, other BUSI NESS ARITHMETIC students