DeWitt Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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From High School to Business Read This Free Bulletin Before You Start Out To Secure A Position . The change from School to Business is not an easy one to make suc- cessfully. It is not that business men, as a rule, discredit the value of a high-school education. They know that this education does increase your ability to think, to reason, to decide. You are confident that the education secured at high-school has equipped you for worth-while work in business. It is disheartening then that business men insist that you begin at the bottom at the lowest weekly salary. Why Begin at the Bottom When You Have Had Four Years of Good Trainingi' Business Men insist that you begin at the bottom because your school education has been general, while the work in their office is made up of specific detailed duties. It is necessary to learn to do these specific tasks, usually beginning with the least important duties in the office. It is possible for any high-school graduate, before going to work, to become familiar with some of the methods employed in modern business ofhces. The graduate may also learn, under the guidance ot instructors experienced in business, how to do definite things, such as the recording of cash recepits and payments, the calculation of pay-rolls, the keeping of card-files or loose-leaf records of purchases, rates, and stock inventor- ies. the use of adding machines and of duplicating appliances. Equipped with this knowledge, the high-school graduate's entry into business can be made with a reasonable assurance of immediate success. The Free Bulletin OFFICE TRAINING tells how this knowledge may be gained in twenty lessons. The high-school student who is determined on success in business will also be interestediin the Fall classes at the Pace Institute. Ask for free bulletin Q32 pp.j '4Accountancy and Business Administration giv- ing outline ot preparation for Executive Positions in Modern Business. ace Institute HUDSON TERMINAL QPRDI W 0 xg O Q C bs' saga 30 Church St., New York - i9l7. Clintonian Page 2

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New York's Model1School' It is to one's 'advantage lo he able lo say, I studied al llhddesff Day and U Elfdlni 8-l0-l2- I4 W. IZSUS . EZSSIIIE Regular Regular me cl oo Ti Thorough and Effective Preparation for all Colleges WE PARTICULARLY REQUEST THAT YOU Don'i Confound Rhodes with the Ordinary Prep Here are phnlddiaphic reurdduclluus ui some uf the men teaching at III1dIles'7 EIIW. Y. Ml:Gl.UllE BEURGE M HAYES ALEIIS I. du PUNT COLEMAN .nm-PHE calm DY IUSE F dl FERNANDEZ 'l'r'rz'lf'f7' ' 71-f n . , , A ,, V , 1 .1 - , he ',,, QW fi, 5. V ff 'ister' D ' 155. p I 1ege JT,f ' i ' ,r 15' QFUHVIBYIY Prolessofoll Msg supervisor of Alsu Professor of English V Formerly llead of 1 FUWSHY FYNBSSUY ol u'3 'mi' U'2'3ll ' Mathematics at Townsend 3' Ffefllh Ueiwfllfleflf Romance La 5l'35Es al Manhaltan College nam H311 gf gn, Cgllggg any College al Columbia university it St- Francie Xavier College ROBERT 1. DAMEII HENRY SNVDEB CARR JAMES l. CONWAY WILLIAM 1. KEARIIEY ALFUNSU ARBIB COSTA Ur' EDGAR I- BEUFUHU 11373, 'yy We fl ,J 1 ' S' ' f ' f' r fafif It I rrrr 1 9 . ' A V I K f ' 4 il I to 1 rerrr ,V ' ,WM ,e,,,, IW, A159 gn lhg 8131191 Fonrierly Professor Also onnllle Slat! of Formerly on the Staff Also on the Stall ol 'Also llead ollllology nominee Languages ol Mathematics at Mathematics Department ol Romance Languages Dent. al Sluyresanl at Clly College Cllr College al City College Manhattan College al Clly College lligh School 111 A SCHOOL IS JUDGED BY ITS TEACHING STAFF Ill ln college it matters a great deal what school one comes from: Rhodes At Rhodes occupies an each entire Ere- classroom , is perfect X proof School , ' building There are erected and 3 tlwfoughly constructed equipped , science ln accord' laboratories - ance with ' the latest I H - mor es mumclpal library is laws and open free to regulations all Rhodes ,qffeqting SllldETl!S , modem The Rhodes ' ' sclfoffl Auditorium buildings gears 400 Rhodes School Building ' H Before deciding upon any school attend Rhodes as a visitor Obtain additional information. lt will be worth your while New York's Model School 1917 Clintonian Page I

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