Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Registered by the Regents A Regents School ENTRAL City Business: School has met all the requirements and is regularly registered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York. The object of this registration is to raise the standard of business education and to enable the public to discriminate more readily between small, inefficient schools and those having ample facilities for giving a thorough business training. Advantages of Registration l The following are some of the' advantages of the registered business school as set forth by the State Education Department: An annual inspection by a representative of the New York State Education Department who will cooperate in every legitimate way to help the registered commercial schools. State certificates are granted to pupils of registered com- mercial schools who pass the Departmental exam- inations in the commercial and shorthand courses. Graduates of registered commercial schools who have completed an approved one-year course will be allowed 15 counts towards a qualifying certificate- law, medicine: etc.--upon request accompanied by a certificate of the principal showing in detail the work covered by the applicant. Graduates of registered commercial schools who have met the academic requirements as to education and who have been licensed to teach in the high schools of the State, are eligi-ble to appointment as commercial teachers. Department examinations for the beneiit of those who desire the commercial or shorthand certificate may be held in the registered commercial schools. Central City holds Regents examinations regularly in January and June every year in tl1e various sub- jects of its curriculum. Optional, Not Compulsory h While this ist a registered school, the Regents examinations are optional, not compulsory. We have no entrance examinations, and those who prefer may take any one of our complete courses and win a Central City diploma without taking any of the Regents examinations.

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Students from Madison County come to Central City in large numbers every year. A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM MADISON COUNTY IN SCHOOL MARCH, 1918 First Row: Lmnhcrizine Korn. T'il11lhlI,':flSViHL!1 Tfliizzihotii Royizm, Czizcnoving 1-l:n'riotto Senmons, Crmnstotn: Emmn, IXOSOPYIIVIIS, Ciiiiteimiig-og Raymond Sim-kwczitlier. Madison: Michael Doran. Omfififli lCfi:-2011011 Duucl. Chittenzinxxoz Lyle Sivur, Oneida: 'William RIIIISIKYT, Czizunoviaig Mildred Hzwp, Aiunnsviile. Swami Now: .lhiT'HLJl!,l1U!lY, Czinsistoia: Albertzi, NNhocloi', Oncidag 13ezi.ti'i0c Brown, fT:ii1:1stoi:1: IUUIIIAIC I-ingxuo, C:u1:Ls1.ol:i.: iflmmoyrcnc Kern, Hubbzu'dsvi'lle: X'VZLI'i'Oll Gzirdncr, I+1rieville: Fred B:1dci'tsciiei', Caizenovizig Itziymond NVhito, Madison: Pearl I-Immiilton, Idrieviilc: Lois I,'i2l.'f11i'iOli, iilrievilluc Aiasrism Cummimre-a, New 'Woo:3si.ouk. '.i'hir.i Now: .Iemrviovc iGv:ms, Solsvilloz Gcrtrudn l+'iscl1ci', Cil.liilStO1.H1 Greta Miller, Nww XVond'4tr'c'k: Limiizi, 'W:vshlmv'n, l :i.1'lvi lc: llorii Milli- , Now Xvoocistoz-kg Marion Googin, Cuzunoviu: 'Vulnm Sheimrd, Czizonovizi: Ang'oIz1.I:miisioii, Caizunovizx. The following: students were nllsemi. when picture was iniwn: Hope Lllmis, C:1,zunovin,: Ernest ,I'rnl0i'. IX-lunnsvillo: 'l'hom:ir4 Whouler. 'I':1liui'i.L': Ulvdu Ifuuss. uimiuk' villog Hviiton S. Rlor-k, Cliittciiziiiirog lXI:Lhe1 i'1lmox'c, G0oi'1.:'ct,own3 Nellie Flill12l.5.Z'i1ll, Caizcnovin: Ad:1.G1':Lszlei', Onoidn.. 4,51

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Students Come Great Distances and Pass Many Business Schools to Attend Central City to Get the Advantage of Its Great Prestige. It Means Much to be a Graduate of Central City I Y, A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM ST. LAWRIGNCIC COUNTY IN SCHOOL MARCH, 1018 First Row: Mabel l,z1Gi':1I'f. Potsdnni: Helen Cztrvel, Helena: Ruth Morria-i, l-leuveiton: Arthur Tracy, lN'l:rssenza.: Myrtle Gris- wolrl, Canton: l+'ztnnie Robinson, Russell: Grace Good, Potsdzun: ldrrline Morris, Gonverneur: lmlsy 'Kimi-sley. lvuflcet River: im-is l':n'i:-iiun. l'ntsml:un: l-lnrriet Heinm-nwzty. DeKalb Junction: Gladys Mclntyre. XVinthi'0p: l'ldn:t NVOnrl:u'd, llichville. Second Row: Letn. Pztrisizln. l,UfSllIllllI Joseph Adnnis, Potsilnm: Pearl Campbell, 1'm'ishville: Lena St. Dennis, Potsdmii: 'Evelyn Dztdey, Mais- senst: lletlniny Ilonuld, flouverncurz I'1l'2lllCCH Toomey. Canton: lrcttie O'lli-isroll, Canton: Rehn, ltichztrdson, Canton. The l'0llowini.:' students were ztlmsent when picture was taken: I.ev:t 'I'l. Beech, Ggvnverneur: l loi'em'e l'zt1.:e, Potsduing Mrs. Ethel C. Parke, Pliilu- delphia: Leslie Tyo, Mztssenzt: Curl Jones, Gouverneur: Mztrjorie Munson, Nicliolville. 53