St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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To be, or not to be? Tim Armstrong endeavors to fix the temperamental bring a little fun into typing class--when it works. Serious pursuit of excellence in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, business law, and general business knowledge equips us to take our place in the business world and to further progress in the phenomenal industrial advancement of the rich- est state in the union. record playerg it seems to Could V. Kutchis and E. Urban be planning to go into the printing business, or is the weekly Parish Bulletin MI. Howlan that able businessman, imtructb strictly in the line of duty? the Introduction to Business Class in the art 3 of balancing ledgers. I sw l Rf- f 1 f I Xt

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,411 Shirley Hart thought that answer in bookkeeping was correct, but Sister Clotilda seems to think differ- ently. The future executives in the Bisiness Arith- metic class figure some problems in inter- est. D4 ,rv if I If New York State is to maintain supremacy in the industrial field, young men and women must be trained to advance into the posi- tions ofthe men who established progress as the watchword in their business endeavors. Carol Klug has created a difference of opinion among the members of the Business Law Class on the subject of warranties. 28

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A' l ng Sister Anne Gertlude and the Art class inspect their monograms and add the finishing touches to their masterpieces. B. Bergen re- ceives verbal aid from D. Adler and R. Cwirko as she touches up the poster on which she is work- ing. Doing a little research, M Dilello, E. Urban, and R. Patitucci are deep in the theory of design. -, 'H-'QI' st C Armatrong exhibits his art skill for admirers E. Urban, M. Dilello, V. Kutchis, and R. Patitucci ,Q 30