Morris High School - Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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To High-School Graduates Whatever you plan to do after graduation- Whether you plan for college or business-your mental development must continue. Pace Institute is a distinctive private school of profes- sional grade. Day and evening courses in Accountancy and Business Administration prepare high-school grad- uates for immediate earnings in business and Account- ancy. Many graduates who have acquired experience are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations -others are in Accountancy practice. Field trips to the offices and plants of the largest organizations in New York City are a unique characteristic of the work of the Insti- tute. The Registrar is always glad to confer with high-school grad- uates and their parents. Pace Institute Hudson Terminal 30 Church Street New York DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK CITY OF NEW YORK E would be delighted to see every pupil in this school who has not al- ready done so, open a savings account and without fail deposit each Week regularly a certain amount. In years to come we are sure you would feel grate- ful for this suggestion. Third and Willis Aves. and 147th Street

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11111111iiixiiiiiiiiiriiziirir Telephones F. L. BIRD, Prop. 3742 Melrose 3743 Melrose 0646 Kellogg Bird's Business Institute BIRD'S SCHOOL BUILDING 394 East 150th Street Cor. Melrose Ave. also 416 East 189th Street, Cor. Park Ave. THE ONLY PRIVATE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IN BRONX COUNTY REGISTERED BY THE BOARD OF REGENTS GEO. VVOLF, Principal COURSES Shorthand Bookkeeping Typevvriting Secretarial A Good School Conveniently Located

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9 111111121111 :ucv 1 1 .-zivxnz 1 1 1 1 3 :ix 1:1 111 1 111101011 Telephone Melrose 9403 Secretarial-Stenographic and Business Courses THE LEE BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 3219 THIRD AVENUE at 162nd Street Stenographers Trained for Commercial Teachers Spanish included in Secretarial Course We have a very thorough Employment Bureau Day and Evening Sessions SUMMER and WINTER G R E G G Shorthand Is easy to learng it is the simplest of all the practical svstenis. You can begin to use it atter stuclying a few lessons. It does away with positlon and shricling, it is written, vowels and all, like longrhand, with light characters. It is remarkably easy to rgad, and in eoinhined speed and legibility leads all others. Gregg Shorthand is the only system that has produced two worlcl's champions in the Contests of the National Shorthand Reporters' Associa- tion since the Contest was hsgun in 1909. The championship Cup was won by Alht-rt Schneider in l02l, and by Charles Lee Swem in 1923. Mr. Schneider, a New York High School boy, after a competitive examina- tion, was recently appointed oftlvial reporter in the United States House of Repi1'sentarix'es. Insist Upon Learning Gregg Shorthand in whatever school you enter. Gregg is taught in more than 9061: of the schools ui the country, and in more than one hunclrerl publ.e and private schools in the Illetropolitzxn District, 'N THE GREGG PUBLISHING LOMPANY :ss FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY 0101010111:mgpn1n-401010: 1 -. ,- 1 iz : -1 cn-10:1-znznqnmzJan'-if-101