Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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These Young People Are Doing Not Only Their Bit But Their Best for Their Country as Members of the Governments Great Army of Civil Service Employees A GROUP OF CENTRAL CITY GRADUATES IN THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE AT WASHINGTON. PICTURE , VVAS TAKEN AT THE EDMONSTON STUDIO, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 11, 1918 4- .pu I ,Top Row: LeRoy Vvolvott, l.:rFz1,yette, N. Y.: Robert I . Bundy, Adams, N. Y.: E. C. Norris, Syracuse, N. Y.: I'hlli.p A. Smithlimr. Tzrlcottville, N. Y.: Charles Coe, Norwich, N. Y. Second Row: Warren Gzirdncr, Erieville, N. Y.: Gertrude Marclbowell, Wiu'hct', N. Y.: lhorothy Goorlfellow, VV:n,rner, N. Y.: Clnrzi Gerst, Syracuse, N. Y.: Lillian King, Syracuse: .lame Campbell, Pulaski: George Ayles- worih, l2zrinlnriclg'e, N. Y. Third Row: liulu lfreer, Gilbert:-zville, N. Y.: Alidar I-lunter, Syracuse, N. Y.: Mrs. Cora Wzrlrzrth, Clayton, N. Y.: Helen Voorhees, Plsrinville. N. Y.: Elhm Moron. howville, N. Y.: Mabel Hall. North Syracuse. N. Y. Fourth Row: Catherine Swiderski. SYIWIIIEIISU, N. Y.: Grace E. Reardon. Herkimer, N. Y.: Marry Iflyde, Syracuse, N. Y.: Mildred Erwin, Mzrlone, N. Y.: Lillizrn Ilull, North Syrzlcuse, N. Y.: ljcrtlur Thiel, Syracuse, N. Y.: Bessie Ferris, Meridian. N. Y.

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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.

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The Need is Great. The Call is Urgent. GIGRTRUDIG lNl:1clJOWl'Zl.I. Nvurner, N. Y. in NV:tr llepartment Nvashinxxton, D. C. The Government needs the helpers, we have the facilities for giving the right kind of training, and all that is needed is to enroll a sufiiciently large number of candidates with the right kind of preliminary train- ing. Will you come? More than 100 of our gradu- ates enlisted in Government Service during 1917. We are ambitious to send double that number during 1918. LEROY VVOLCOTT LaFayette, N. Y. NVlth Postal Savings Dept. XVashln1.:'ton, D. C. ARTHUR J. BARKER Arthur J. Barker of this city was graduated at Central City in June, 1909. He filled a respon- sible position as stenographer with the H. H. Frank- lin Manufacturing 'Company until November, 1910, when he was appointed stenographer in the Land Office at Washington at a salary of 561,020 a ,yearn On August 1, 1912, he was transferred to the Panama service at a salary of 91,500 With extra work he now earns 32,400 a year.