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ETHEL P. GRIFFITH Centerville, Iowa Dear Professor Musselman : I know you take a great interest in all your old students, and am writing to you in regard to my success. Since leaving old G. C. B. C. I have had no difficulty whatever in securing employment, and am now stenographer for the Southern Iowa Coal Company, of this city. From a financial standpoint, the time I spent in your school has been very profitable to me. It has at least doubled my earning capacity. I find no difficulty either in taking dictation or in transcribing my notes. This is due to the excellent instruction received while a student at your school. I shall always gladly recommend your institution to any one contemplating a business or shorthand course. Wishing you continued success, I remain Yours very truly, ETHEL P. GRIFFITH. Mr. R. J. Grover is vice-pi esident of the Union State Bank of Arkansas City, Kansas, and Mr. H. M. Pickler is assistant in the same institution. Mr. William V. Stewart is employed at the United States Indian Agency, at Muskogee, Okla. ' -). Our Shorthand Teachers WE PRIDE ourselves on the excellence of our shorthand teachers. We pre- sent on this page a cut of the solid gold medal won by Professor Paul G. Duncan, principal of our introductory shorthand department, last year at the Gregg Teachers ' Convention, at Chicago. The medal was awarded for the best presentation of a shorthand lesson, and was in competition with a number of the best shorthand teachers of this country. This is a great honor, both to Professor Duncan and to the Gem City Busi- ness College. Professor W. W. Lewis, prin- cipal of the advanced shorthand department, is an expert reporter and is also one of the finest shorthand teachers in America. GABRIEL CARDENAS La Ciudad De Leon Saltillo, Coah, Mexico, Feb. 6, 1911. Mr. V. G. Musselman, Secretary, G. C. B. C. Dear Mr. Musselman : It certainly affords me great pleasure to speak a good word for your school, and for the many advan- tages it affords. I can truly and conscientiously say that your school is all that it represents itself to be. After having spent several months some two years ago under your bookkeeping instructors, I found the course in your school to be very thorough and prac- tical, and I shall always advise any one desirnig a thorough business education to go to the Gem City Business College. Wishing for you the success which your great .institution merits, and with kind regards to yourself and faculty, I remain Very respectfully yours, liAI ' .KIKL I lil K AS. Miss Hazel D. Crabb has «n excellent position as stenographer for Shaw, Ross Dyke, at El Centro, Calif. Miss Ina Poland is teaching shorthand and the com- mercial branches in the Massey Business College, at Montgomery, Alabama,
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Normal Penmanship Department, Gem City Business College, Quincy, Illinois This department is presided over by Professor H. P. Behrensmeyer, who has no superior in this country as an artist penman, and who devotes his entire time and talents to this department. All graduates secure paying positions as teachers of the art of penmanship, or as policy writers in large insurance offices
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