Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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THE HERMIAD JOHN WILLARD WINSOR Tall. good-natured young man from Central Village desires position as manager of an A K P store. Has had experience in this line of work for several years. working during .the summer and often after school hours and is well acquainted with this type of business. JOSEPH ANTHONY WOLLOW Wanted: Position for a capable young mechanic. Fitted for such work because of development of mechanical ability in sci- entific courses. Such a quiet. neat, ambitious young man would satisfy any employer: LILLIAN THERESA ARAHIK Ambitious young woman is looking for a position as secretary and part-time worker in a hairdressmg establishment. Neat, quick. eflicient, sure to please. JULIETTE MARCELLE BOURASSA Coquettish little girl with plenty of brains'in her- head would be an assetAto anyone desirous of success- in liusmess. Vkhen gusiness duties do not press, very entertaining. Address jewett ity. ELVIE LOREEN BOVVDEN Quiet little girl would like to have stenographer-typist posi- tiqn. Easy to get along withg ask the Seniors.

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THE HERMIAD EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH Ambitious young man is looking for a position as comedian and entertainer in a circus. Qualified by four years of practical experience. Magazine campaign prize go-zetter. If you have a vacancy which you think he might fill, kindly apply at VVauregan. EVERETT EMERY SNYDER Desired: Position by an industrious bov especially interested in business and the success of things in general. Extremel ce-Hnerntive. proved bv positions held as manager of football ind bwskethall teams during his last year at school. Was also manager r-f magazine campaign and assistant manger of Senior Play, Sally Lou. VINCENT AUGUSTINE SULLIVAN Job wanted: Newspaper reporter. Nose for news. Young, tall, nleasinq appearance and personality. Member of Newspaper Institute of America. Interested in sports. Sports reporter for Plaintielfl High School. Also interested in dramatics. Scored a siielcess in Senior Play as ambitious Englishman. Sterling is the Zlf I YCSS. JAMES PATRICK WALSH Dear Lonely Hearts Editor: I am a cowboy member of your circle. In your September 20th issue I saw a picture of a girl who signed her name Pete, the Iceman's Daughter. Can you secure a position for me as driver of her father's ice wagon? I am six feet tall and weigh about 160 pounds. I have beautiful curly hair, freckles, a smile that kills the ladies, and a husky voice. Please see what you can do for me. Jimmie. MATTHEW ELDREDGE WILDE Position wanted for a quiet, honest young gentleman. Capable campaign manager. Neat, co-operative, athletic. Popular with both sexes.

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THE HERMIAD EMILY DRl'Sl LLA BRENVIN A young woman would like a position as stenographer or bookkeeper in any place in Oneco. Speedy typist. Rather pre- fers position at Young's store. VVhat can you do for her? EVONNE HRUM LEY YVanted: Position hy a capable stenographer and typist. Can produce certificates of proficiency. Substitute work for the summer is preferred as she is anticipating entering the nursing profession in the lall. ls rather domestic-minded and might he persuaded to abandon other pursuits in favor of a home-making career. HELEN VIERUNICA CARROLL Compact little person with dark curls desires stenographc-r's position in Iowa. Experienced typist. Talented pianist with four years' experience as orchestra accompanist. Fingers equally brisk on typewriter keyboard and piano keys. CORINNE ASENETH CHAN HERLAND lf you arc looking for a secretary who has all thc necessary qualihkcations for success and who will he a real asset to you, try tlns candidate. For references write J. P. jones X Company. MARY VERA CHYKOVV Joh wanted: Young girl, high school graduate, etticient, business-like and pleasant. VVell versed in typing. shorthand. bookkeeping and general otlice work. lnterested in salesman4 ship. Tall, well-built, good-looking. Very good physical eduCE1.- tion instructress, Apply Canterbury.