Hunter College High School - Argus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE ARGUS 8 THE 'ARGUS' EDITORIAL STAFF

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Graduation from the Ranks D is more easily within the line of opportunity of the Private Secretary than of any other subordinate business relation- R ship of which we know. Small wonder that so many Private Secretaries find easy opportunity to themselves A become Executives. And small wonder, too, that the Drake Secretarial Courses are being taken advantage K of by ambitious men and women who are very anxious to get started on the way up. E There are no better secretarial preparatory courses available anywhere. EQ Prospectus on Request EQ BUSI ESS SCHOOL INCORPORATED New York: Tribune Bldg., 154 Nassau Street Telephone Beekman 2723 Bronx: 215 East Fordham Road, Corner Grand Concourse Telephone Kellog 5515 Brooklyn: Bedford Avenue, at Fulton Street Telephone Proctor 7486 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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THE ARGUS The Argus is written and edited by the students of Hun- ter Cohlege High School, residing in two annexes, 68th Street and Park Avenue, and 108th 'Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Ehitnrial Svtaif Editor-in-Chief BESSIE REVKIN Associate Editors GLADYS FRANKEL HELEN CROWN Art Editors MURIEL ERDREICH HILDE GRAF JACK MCNAUGHTON Humor Editor Miscellaneous Editor SYLVIA NARINS CHARLOTTE H. HOCHMAN News Editor Senior Editor IDA MICHAELSON ASTRID VALLEY Secretary MILDRED STANGER Faculty Advisor MISS MARY PERCIVAL Business Manager MARY MOSCOVVITZ Circulation Managers EDITH COLVIN BERTHA PINCUS GERTRUDE DIAMOND Advertising Manager SALLY YURMAN Assistants RALPHINE AIMES LILLIAN DRESCHICR CELIA GELLOF JANET GOLDSMIDTH CLEM. HAND EVA HOROWITZ MAMIE HOROWITZ JUDITH HOROWITZ ANNETTE MARGOLIS MARY MERGARDT ALICE RAFF LORETTA TRACY Faculty Advisor MISS M. REES 9 J