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Commercial Club
The main purposl' of the Commercial
Club was to prepare future stenographers
for admittance into the business world.
Ever read) to assist teachers. students,
or administrators. group members typed
various ol£ice forms. tests. and other cler·
ical forms quick!) and efficiently. They re·
alized that a close working association with
the facult} prepared them for business
positions after graduation.
Emphasis was also placed on the light–
er and social side of life. The club per–
sistently aroused
~chool
spirit and partici–
pated in extracurricular activities. The
members sponsored dances and held lively
parties. In April. everyone co-operated en–
thusiastically to make the annual Mother–
Daughter Banquet a gala affair.
All activities carried out under the
direction of the following officers, Joanne
O'Brokta. president: Carol Grubish. vice–
president; Bever!) Kubitza. secretary: and
:\anc) Pacione. treasurer: proved success–
ful.
On Patron's Day, the commercial girls served as guides.
Visiting par!'nts Mrs. Grant and Mrs. West register. Fran–
ces Rochcck und Nancy Pocione stand by ready to lead
the wuy.
Club o!licers, Joanne O'Brokta, president; Carol Grubish,
vice-president; Beverly Kubitza, secretary; and Nancy
Pacione, treasurer; present pins to excited members.
Mary Ann Kavulic, Blanche Bartolotti, Sylvia Hill, Nila Logston, Norma Antonini, and Carol Porter, display the club's entry for "Homecoming".
In the poster classi£ication it won first prize.
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