Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Central Cityn- Its History ' 'The Henry-Wallace' ' N JUNE, 1903, Meads' Business College, the pioneer 'institution of the kind in Syracuse, was purchased by experienced school men who had been for years the principal teachers of the Albany Business School. The new management, under the direction of H. W. Henry and C. F. Boardman, infused new life into the school and it had a remarkable growth. In January, 1906, the school had outgrown its accommodations and had become such a factor in the city and the surrounding country that it was incorporated and the name was then changed to Central City Business School, as Syracuse is known as the Central City of New York State. In November of the same year a consolidation with the Henley Business School was effected and the Peck- Warner Building at 432-444 South Salina Street became the home of the school. l I The Henley This institution was founded in 1893 by Miss Susan M. Henley, who is no-w the principal of the shorthand department of Central City. This school had a humble beginning, but it also had merit, and grew rapidly in numbers and influence. In 1898 it was recognized by the Board of Regents of the State of New York and given Full Registration. It made an enviable record under the Regents and was awarded more State Steno- graphic Documents than any other registered school. Dakins' H Dakins' Business Institute was established in 1892 by the Dakin brothers, and conducted by them until October, 1911, when it was sold and became a part of Central City Business School. G. A. Dakin retired from the work of teaching, and A. W. Dakin, the well-known penman and pen artist, accepted a position as teacher of bookkeeping, penmanship, and pen art at Central City, where he is still employed. The Consolidated School Central City, the largest business school in all Central New York, embodies the strong features and employs the best teachers of all three schools. It enjoys the confidence and support of the business com- munity, and is the popular school with the young people of Syracuse and the surrounding country. 2