Central YMCA High School - Centralite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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o 0.0 ! U ni 11:01 mini 529111101 rmummmmmmrmmummmmnmmm SE IOR When You Choose Your Junior College DONAT FORGET To Consider These Points: I. ls its work accredited by leading universities? 2. Does it belong to the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools? 3. Do the degrees and teaching positions of its faculty indicate that you will receive the best college training possible? 4. Has it a course of study which meets the pre-legal, pre-medical, pre-dental and other requirements of senior colleges and professional schools? The Central Y M C A College of Arts and Sciences Meets These Requirements in the Highest Degree EVENING CLASSES OFFERED English Composition Psychology Analytic Geometry English Literature Philosophy Physics l-listory French Chemistry Economics German Zoology Sociology Trigonometry Engineering Drawing Political Science College Algebra Public Speaking Summer term opens June 2.23 fall semester September 14 Call, Write or Phone for Catalog and Schedule of Classes Graduates who are interested in PRACTICAL EVENING COMMERCE COURSES may secure them at THE Y M C A SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Courses at the Y M C A School of Commerce are, above all, practical and designed to meet the requirements of mature business men who realize their need of more thorough and intensive training in their fields. Taught only by prominent business men who know and appreciate the needs and wants of men who work, these courses are the most direct road to achievement, to leadership, to power. Summer term opens June 25 fall semester September 15 19 S. La Salle St. CHICAGO Central 6787 uma: um 1 in mum m 213 mr momom: Cgumnir 1:13021 mn 3 rmuxnmomui 1 mm I, Page l 091

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