St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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7 P ,,n1?7,i ' Never let a minute go by wasted , Seems to be the intent of there stu- dents whose eyeb are glued to their bookb in thi5 study hall. Joe Opalka regulated the voltunc on the record player for 4 thirty work a minute take for these eager senior typists who heartily approve ef music while you work . Whether he should add or Subtract the brokerage when selling shttres rJff1toCl: has Terrance Depg in :A qntinthtry dur- ing Btuiness Arithmetic class. 'vin--V ,7 , ,- F X .H+

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Future chemists of America are amused as Teenie Kelly explains the structure of organic compounds during an important and interesting session in the laboratory. While Sister Richard Jo- seph adjusts the record player. aspiring Shake- spearians become com- pletuly absorbed in the Mer cur y Theater Produc - tion of IWACBETH, Accustoming themselves to a voice other than that of Sister Ann .giving dictation is one of the problems pleasantly solved through the use of records in the Shorthand Il

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iliilllllfli ll I '-4 Mr., Thornas of the New York State Division of Employment instructs Barrett lasher and the Iovino twins in directions for the manual dexterity test provided annually for all seniors to de termine aptitudes. Mrs. Faye Simione, our dental hygienist, checks every year the teeth of students from the grades through the high school. No, those aren't Barbara's teeth in the foreground. Hers seem to be in iine condition, though, she is assured by the nurse as Mike Sudolsky awaits his turn. Among the many scholarship tests available each year to the college -minded students of St. Mary's is this Betty Crocker one tried by all the girls of the senior class. Q x ,4g , 95' hwy! I2 l