Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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CUMMERCE DEPARTMENT Activities Business, the synonym for commerce, is indeed the keynote for this department, Beginning in the hot months of June with the' COURSE IN DUPLICATED JOURNAl-ISM4This course was taught in June, i937 by Mr. Thomas J, Shannon of Mcliees Rocks, Pennsylvania, INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAI. SCI-IOOLS CON TEST was participated in by the following students: Marguerite Eraser, Syl- vanus Comer Virginia I-luxford, Mary Evelyn Nay, Merrill Miller and Audra Roberts. Eirst places were won in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, second places in bookkeeping, shorthand, and third places in short- hand, and open typing. The STUDENT HANDBOOK was prepared during the summer quarter for the freshmen students. As soon as enrollment for the Fall Ouarter was complete THE STUDENT DIRECTORY was published giving the names, addresses. classes and telephone numbers of students and faculty of the col- lege, Walter Atkinson was appointed Student Accountant for the C. N. C. STUDENT FUND which was established several years ago as a central banking fund for the different activities and organiza- tions of Central Normal College. In November most of the department was interested in the sponsoring of the National Duplicated Paper Association confer- ence Approximately 350 staff members of schools located in Illi- nois, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky attended. As a project of the department and the office practice classes the mailing of the quarterlies was undertaken. This resulted in a combined effort made by the commerce students and the faculty when Quarterly Parties were called, All during the Winter Quarter the members of the Methods of Teaching Commerce class planned questions, made rules and dis- tributed them for the annual COMMERCE CONTEST which was held on April 2. At that time all members of the department assist- ed with the giving of tests and the grading of papers, Several NEW MACI-IINES have been added to the equipment of the Commerce Department during the year-among them: A new No. IDD Mimeograph, many new letter guides and stvli, stapling machines, and Multilith, as well as files, and a transcribing machine. During the past three years the enrollment of this department has increased in the following rnanneri l935fdifferent persons en- rolled in commerce IO4, in IQBS, I36, and in i937-202. N -4a- 1

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