Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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These Young Men and Women Responcled to Their Country's Call A FEW OF THE MANY CENTRAL CITY GRADUATES IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE 4 V! V 1 CLAIR IC. XVOOD Mornviax, N. Y. In glll'R'00ll GL'IH'I'!lI'S Dept. XVIISIIIIILYIOII, IJ. C. NVARRIGN GARDNICR Idrluville, N. Y. In XVIII' Depzwtment Nvnslmington, D. C. TiAI.l H SAMPSON No t.h Svrzurnsc, N. Y. FSI y. SAM CHWALOXV Svrzlmlse, N. Y. Clerk in Vvm- Dgpt, In XV:u' Department x'VILHIllllf.1'l0Tl, D. C. ELIXIICR MORSE Momvia. N. Y. In Surp.:'0on G0n0r:1l's Ofllce xVZlSIII!U,Z't0l'I. D. C. 36 IV:1shim.:'t0n, D. C. VAITN CAFFICRTY C0l'tI1lIICI. N. Y. In Xvuu' Dup:u'tn1cnt XVushington. D. C. MARY I-IYDIG Sy1':xc'ns0, N. Y. In XVIII' llv,p:l1'llm-Ill XVII!-IIlIlILL'l0II, IJ. U, U' vibwi 1' 512 Q ii Q r .5.,X Ni Q.. '4 - . 5 23 S'l'ANI,I+lY DWYER Syrzwnsc, N. Y. In Xvlll' Dupzwtmcnt XVILSIIIIIHIOII, D. C.

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Duty lt ls your patriotic duty to do your best for your country durlng these strenuous times. Excellent Opportunities Few people realize the number of excellent positions ln the government service, even when conditions are .lor- mal, but at the present time under war conditions the demand is so great that it has been quite impossible for the Authorities to meet it. The Governments Need One of the most urgent needs of the Government ln these trying times is for stenographers and typewriter operators in NVashlng'ton, D. C. BookkeeP0l'S IEW-l Clerks are also very much needed. An olilolent clerical force is necessary to the Government for the successful pl'0Se- eution of the war. A Message From the President of the U. S. Civil Service Commission In a recent announcement the President ol the U. S Clvll Service Commission states: The U. S. Government is ln urgent need of thousands of sten01-TFIWYIBFS and typewriter operators. All who pass examinations for the departments and oillces at Washington are assured of certification for appointment. A Patriotic Duty The some authority further SH-YS! U 53 Ulf' manifest cl t' it ltizelns with this special knowledge to U90 lfflf ug o c this time where it will be of most value to the Govern- l t k this ment. Women, especially, are urged to unter a e oihce work. Those who have not the required training are encouraged to undergo instruction at once. F In other words, if you are a stenosrnvher HOW- QM'-BI' the Government Service: if you are not. enter H UUE-NESS school for the necessary trainlnl: that you may Fefldi' in a few months to serve your country. Come to Central City. Opportunity , D Clvll Servlce offers stenographers, typlsts, and clerks excellent oppor- tunities, as the Government pays well. Special Preparation Needed Experience has shown that even wlde, general education is not usually sufficient to enable a candidate to pass these examinations. but he must hecome familiar with the .peculiar features of them in order to get a high standing, The system ol' ratlm: papers ls technical, and one who has been thoroughly prepared in the certain features pertain- ing to -a particular examination and has been instructed in the avoidance of specillc errors, hos I1 great ildV1tl lUlR'0 over one of broader preneral educaton who has not had such preparation. Speclllc, not freneral, knowledge ls the essential thing. Central City Preparation Vxfe aim to prepare students in the shortest possible time and at the least possible expense. ln many eases this is simply an extension course with us, being a con- tinuation of one of our regular courses. Our pupils are assured painstaking: individual instruc- tion. As in every other department of the school, students get just what is promised. Students are thoroughly trained in the subjects of an exnmlimtion to the extent required by the Commission. This method eliminates the great waste in time and effort that would otherwise he necessary. You will find that contact with an experi- enced tencher is far more effective than correspondence instruction. Night School--Learn While You Earn Mnny of our Civil Service candidates are employed dur- ing 'the day and make their preparation in night school. This night school is conducted during: the entire year on Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Individual instruction in the subjects for the various examinations ls given as in the day school.

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These Graduates Hav INIATHGI. NVARNER Must Syruc-use, N. Y. In NV:u' lJep:u'tmenL XV:x:zliim:,'lr:11, D. C. Cl-LXIINCIGY KINGSIJGY Bulclwillsvllle, N. Y. In War Department XVZXSIIIIIHIOII, D. C. e Enlisted in the Governmenfs Great Army of Civil Service Employees A FEW OF THE MANY CENTRAL CITY GRADUATES IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE KARLTON S. NVRIGI-IT After completing 'ai course :LL l uli.0n High School, Mr. NVl'l1-Tilt entered Central City for 'the Com- plete Combined Course. lle learned Stenotypy, or Shorth:iml by lilau-liinc, :md trieml the Civil Service CXiLlll'lll'2lll0l1 for Stenog'r:ipher. The school secured for him :L position :is stenuprrnpliexi with the t'zu'lrorumIum Co. :LL Nizig::ir:1 l1':1ll:-:,:m1l in 'May 1916, having' .passed the civil service examination, he received un uppolntnient and is now in Xfvushington. 37 MRS. MARY VVAl.lZl'Ill Syrncuzze, N. Y. In XVur Risk 1le,:m:1rlmenL Waishimqilon, IJ. C. 3 Q 1 v 'a if A MI! A sn I ' f- 1-2? . 17,11 F 1:. lv. mmm' Adams, N. Y. In Adjuumit Gener:Ll's Olllec Washillgton, D. C.