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

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IUMMEIQ ICI-IDOL MERCHANTS and BANKERS, BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS Exceptional Courses SENIOR SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING 8z BUSINESS JUNIOR SECRETARIAL ADMINISTRATION STENOGRAPHIC STENOTYPY QMachine Shorthandj Special Features Day and Evening Sessions. Executive Training and Office Appliance Department. Business English and Correspondence made major subjects. Evening Shorthand Speed Club. Individual promotion and advancement upon merit. llc-gin any time with equal advantage. Free employment and replacement service for graduates. Courses represent experience of 39 years. Fully registered by State Board of Regents. Member National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. BETTER SCHOOLS-WORTH SEEING 122 EAST 42ND STREET Telephones: Lexington 2406-7 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE AT l8ls'r STREET Telephone: Wadsworth 9719 S. C. ESTEY, Director Patranize Our Advertisers

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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL It is the infancy of Dorothy Berger, A3, that is recorded in Chapter I of our unique 'ccomposite biography. Alice Herzig of F4, contributed Chapter II. Ilza Berry of Bg3 recalls in Chapter III her Hnintimate friend at school, and Marie Sklenar of B3 commemorates Old John the Coachman. Marjorie Rothwell has regaled D3 with varied anecdotes from her youth- ful biography. fChap. IVJ Eleanor Straehl remembers more grammar ,than those Bermuda lessons would lead one to expect. fD3j :sf Pk :If Pk af :sc Alice Kalousclian wrote her lovely poem to the Unknown Soldier while at Washington during the senior trip. Bernice Stamilman of Ag8, who contributes the interview with Jessica Drag- onette, intends to devote her life to music. Sarah Leflerman of A8 wrote the Hokku, which is a Japanese form of verse, for the Spring Poetry Festival. , LAST MINUTE DISPATCH Hunter 'wins first prize and three other awards at the inter-high school French Contest. At the annual inter-high school French Contest given under the auspices of the Society of French Teachers in America in cooperation with the Cen- tral Committee cf French Societies in New York, in which 125 candidates from 30 high schools took part, Hunter students received the following awards: First Prize fgold medall: ALICE KALOUSDIAN f silver medaljz GERTRUDE F EIT fsilver medalj: VIRGINIA CARGIULO Qbronze medaljz DAISY KATZ Page Eighty-one

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COLLEGIATE SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE 41 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK CITY SECRETARIAL TR MNING IN A DISTINCTIVE SCHOOL FOR A BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT S. E. BROWN, Director Telephones: MURRAY HILL 7510-7511 Patronize Our Advertisers