St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Ill ' 'S i' DEP IIT IE Mr. August Jeffery Mr. john Quarters Mr. Vfalter Cudzik Stenograpliy, Typing Sreliulurapliy, 'l'ypin.u. Civics Pliysical lllutatiuii Mr. -Inhn Stulwlwa, U,S.A. Brother Anthony. 0.S.A. lltuilxmiiiii, Stlnml Ullite lluukrnmmii, lnlirmarfan Miss 'llierese Atzhurn Mrs. Marianne Triana Mrs. Natalie Satunas Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney l,iln .u'i.ui Set rc-tary Registrar Set retary Page QU

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The baby among the departments in the school is the business department. It is the baby in size but the finished product is as fully grown as the product of any of the other departments. Here the students have explained the ideas in the helds of book- keeping, shorthand, typing, business law and economics. Ample opportunities are given them to put these ideas into practice each day in and out of the classroom. The training they re- ceive is meant to lit them to step into posi- tions in the world of business when they graduate or to go on to college and prepare for business administration. Page ZS

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Paul Petriekis keeps his typing book handy. Yes, john Szela, that Dictaphone is a handy gadget to have around. Robert Tibbett impresses the Dennis Kosubucki has it Now that is the proper way position of the keys on his mind. right there in his shorthand notes to cut a stencil, Mr. Thomas Dowling. -- no argument please. Page 50 OPPOSITE PAGE -i Ritans find the whys and wherefores of successful business enterprise hidden in voluminous library as- signments required of business students. Careful inves- tigations of various business practices, legal work, and monetary values get thorough attention from both students and instructors.