Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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,X WMI! -F ff IQ Syracuse Firms that Employ Central City Graduates On this page is shown a partial list of Syracuse Firms that employ our stenographers. A complete list would be an almost complete directory of the business houses of Syracuse, as our graduates are found 1n almost every ofli-ce. In many cases, several are employed in the same office. Syracuse Dry Goods Co. Chase Motor Truck Company. L. C. Smith Sc Bros. Typewriter Company H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company. The John Deere Plow Company. New York Central Railway Co. Delaware, Lackawanna 8: Western R. R. Co. New York Telephone Company. Dey Brothers Sc Company. The Remington Typewriter Company. The A. E. Nettlcton Company. C. F. Adams Company. G. C. Hanford Company. The O. M. Edwards Company. The Merrell-Soule Company. The City Bank. . The Syracuse Underwriters' Association. McGuire Sz Company. ' E. W. Edwards SL Sons. The Onondaga Photo Engravers. The Syracuse Herald. The-Journal Company. The Post-Standard Company. The Syracuse Trust Company. The Semet-Solvay Company. The Central City Trust Company. Syracuse University. The Standard Oil Company. Burhans SL Black Company. The Syracuse Rubber Company. First National Bank. The VVill-Baumer Company. The Aetna Life Insurance Company H. E. Hessler Company. Coughlin Brothers. Solvay Process Company. U. S. Hoffman Company. Clark Music Company. J. I. Case Machine Company. O. V. Tracy 81 Company.

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Employment HE great majority of young men and women who attend a business school do so with the expectation of obtaining employment after com- pleting the course of training. A reputable school that enjoys the confidence of the businessi men of the community can render valuable assistance to its worthy graduates in the matter of securing positions for them. The aim of Central City Business School is to give its pupils a preparation so thorough that Central City' ' Central City as at present constituted enjoys the combined influence of three well-known and long- established institutions- The Henry-Wallace ffor- merly Meads' Business Collegel, The Henley, and Dakins', and businessmen turn to us when in need of office help. It is gratifying to us to fini the scope of our influence widening month by month, not only in Syracuse, but in the surrounding country. We have several calls nearly every week that we cannot they can do the work the business. world wants done, and then to use every effort to place them satisfactorily. We are proud of our record in this respect. On tl1e pages of this prospectus we present the portraits of a few of our students who are now in positions secured by us or through their own efforts. We wish space here would permit our giving more, but we will be pleased to furnish more com- plete information on this point to anyone interested. Facilities fill, because we have not the right applicant to recommend. At the present time the demand is greater than ever before in the history of the school, and the calls for help will far exceed the total enroll- ment for the year. Our experience has been such that we will undertake to place in a position every young man or woman who will complete one of our courses of study and prove worthy of our recom- mendation in all respects. Out-of-Town Employment Every year we have students who desire to locate in New York, or in some other large commercial center, after completing the course. Through our connection with the typewriter agencies and the National Association of Stenotypists, we are enabled to assist all such to secure positions. Former Graduates We wish all graduates of the consolidated schools would keep in touch with us. We can nearly always secure another position for you when you need one. We are pleased to do this without any expense to you.

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Y. M. C. A. We urge young men from out of town to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the Y. M. C. A. Its gymna- sium is equipped with the very latest and most approved apparatus, so that every proper form of exercise may be had. Swimming, boxing, wrestling, basket ball, indoor baseball, and other games add enjoyment as well as benefit to the training received. Members also 'have the use of the reading room, game room and baths, and are invited to the social meetings and entertainments. It is a well understood fact that the Y. M. C. A. is non-sectarian. All creeds are embraced in its membership. The Young Men's Christian Association is the friend of the young man who is a stranger in the city, and here he will find a hearty welcome at all times. The Y. W. C. A. A kindred organization, the Young Wom.en's Christian Association, is build- ing a new home at 317 E. Onondaga Street, which will be one of the finest in the country. In the meantime our young ladies are welcomed to the temporary home and rest rooms. The social features are at- tractive and the environment the best, and our young lady students will always, find a welcome. r -'Af , .. THE Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, 334 MONTGOMERY ST