The School Champion in Shorthand was selected as follows: Dictation was given by Mr. S. R. Hoover on straight new matter, selected by him at 90, 110, and 120 words. The highest rate transcribed in 1914 was 110 words. Miss Anna Herwald won with a percentage of 96M. Below is shown Miss Herwald's notes for the first minute of the 110-word take. fgfoli was ,f ww-i.ifw ?x'tsf'CXE5L!l7fj!LKQ3 I 1 vg,2gU5L 75 Lfuf-x UDLR, VGVL will in sux-Q ,K-N gilt vwufjy HI7 1 Much valuable time is wasted waiting to see the men who sit in private ofHces. While a great deal of this waiting is inevitable, a little more system on the part of the men who conduct the offices would prove a boon to callers. Not long ago, I waited half an hour to see a man, and when I made inquiry I found that my card had not been sent in. The boy was so afraid of the manager that he wouldn't go in until the other caller came out. The manager, not knowing that I was waiting, was having a sort of social visit with his caller. My business PENMANSI-IIP AT COMMERCE. T O show that the handwriting of the pupils in The High School of Commerce receives attention, and that more than ordinary interest is taken in this very necessary accomplishment, a specimen page selected from the work of the pupils throughout the school is herein presented. This page may be regarded as an illustration of the smooth and speedily Written commercial style that begets promotion to the writer and is con- sidered an essential to the well-rounded training of any office employee. 69
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