Central High School - Central Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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FOUNDED 1848 43,500 Former Students More than 200 calls monthly for graduates prove the value of a Spencerian Training. Entrance Requirements include EDUCATION PERSONALITY and AGE A Booklet ‘‘The Private Secretary” will be sent on request to those interested. SPENCERIAN SCHOOL View of Court and Building—Euclid Avenue Entrance After fijigl) £ rbnnl—Mtat ? When you have completed your studies in High School you have acquired an excellent foundation fora successful career, but only the foundation. Without a special training you will find no worth-while position awaiting you in the world. Thousands of capable young men and women drift into the ranks of poorly paid labor every year 6imply because they lack toe special training necessary to secure employment where their natural ability will be seen and appreciated No matter what your immediate plans are—College, Teaching, Business Life—a commercial education will safeguard your future and protect you against the possibility of financial failure. You will need but. to seek employment in some business office to realize how indispensable is a commercial education. The successful business man has little time and less inclination to attempt the teaching of employees. He insists on the TRAINED young man and woman and is willing to pay well for their services. More than 200 calls monthly for Spencerian graduates to take responsible positions at good salaries in the best business houses, emphasises the truth of: “ill is hpttpr to attend tljr S nrman tljatt to utiolj you Ijai.” THE PRIVATE SECRETARY DEPARTMENT IS RESTRICTED TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN. GJljr ppnrman (Emtimmial rfjonl, fEurlib Aur. anb 18tl] t.. (Eleurlanb. CENTRAL HIGH GRADUATES who are attending or have recently attended the Spencerian School: Florence Burnham, Edith Hunt, Rose Ruzicka, Esther Steilke, Maurice Sessl r, Irene Laganke, Coletta McCarry, Jeanette Newman, Mary Carran. Agnes Corcoran, Joseph Rinnella, Mary Bleiweiss. Sadie Simon, Irene Hanson, Florence Worrill, Henrietta Cramer, Marie Schettler, Gertrude Hantraan, Hattie Kraus, Ethel Marcus, Sarah Sharpe, Mildred Dattal-baum, Hazel Powell, May Davidson. Carl Ewell. Euclid Avetiue and 18th Street “ The School With a National Reputation ' 4 (Kindly Mention C. H. S. Monthly when Replying to Advertisers.)

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