St Paul High School - Paulite Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Farms, MI)

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Paulite time economists invade digital sciences Term paper trauma strikes. Winter Carnival evokes a mad clothing scramble. In the face of life's minor crises, Paulite time Ueconomistsn let their fingers do the working - across typewriter keyboards and sewing machines. Sister Jean Ellen's first year typists evade the monotony of home row with new machines that seem to make the mastery of Hten Hying fingers an attain- able victory. While dictation sessions multiply the squiggles in shorthand notebooks, and perfect type- written letters become frequent occurrences, advanced business education students assume a unique secretarial style: during work, they grit teeth and mutter with any possible enthusiasm: Being a secretary can be funf, Threading in and out of the clothes corner , no- vice neatniks convert colorful yardgoods into custom- made creations-but not without occasional bouts of rip out, resew . An encouraging word of advice from clothing instructor, Miss Ann Eichmann, helps to erase the inevitable defeatist attitudes of crooked hemmers .

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ABOVE: Eyes on copyln Typing I students learn that Heyes on the keyhoardl' constitutes a capital crime of typing. ABOVE RIGHT: Business instructor, Sister Jean Ellen, in- vestigates a scourge of mistakes which Rosie Monaghan would like to claim are the fault of her typewriter. FAR RIGHT: To shorten a pattern you simply follow the directional lines on the patternfl lvliss Mary Ann Eichmann demonstrates one of the essential fine points of dressmaking for Debbie Dowdall. RIGHT: Even a sewing ace like Mary Lauer must occasionally face the terrible truth that a seam just isn't right. 34

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