St Marys High School - Sceptre Yearbook (South Amboy, NJ)

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Shorthand is transcribed through the deft fingers of Janice Blanchard. Sister Man Cephas helps solve the mysten of re-ribboning after unra- velling Catherine Coughlin’s handful.

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Business Saint Mary’s Business Education Department, headed by Sister Mary Cephas and assisted by Sister Mary Rich- ard. Sister Mary Melita, and Mr. Ronald Lucas offers shorthand, typewriting, secretarial practice, business mathematics and bookkeeping. In addition to these sub- jects. introduction to business, business problems; to re- late the business world to the society in which it operates and to develop the skill and knowledge of decision mak- ing. Business education students utilize their skills while still in school by offering their services to the various staff publications and by volunteering for other secretarial du- ties within the school system. Seven seems to be the lucky number in Carolyn Kelly’s choice as Sister Mary Richard instructs James Dufford and Patricia Coman on the rudi- ments of personal typing. Senior girls agree that a typewriter is easier to take apart than put to- gether. Kathleen Bowie. Rita Cross. Mary Healy and Kathleen Gustos are the mechanics involved. 06008 Q 0 0 Q Q ( fi® @@@(! 0 Q 0 0 0 20

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Mathematics While Robert Kuchta looks on, Jo Ann Hlivka and Wavne Meszaros display the form of a complex number. Algebra class presents an enjoyable challenge to Sister Mary Martin as she explains a rule to Roland Ruiz and Margaret Wallis. 22