Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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-outhington Library 8. Museum 255 MAIN ST. SOUTHINGTON, CT 06489 ORTHEA TER U IVER ITY P31-CJ UN, lg, ,le L ic' A 'L '9 cr . 'F . Q. il'I'um'g 550: 'sggyl ab ss q' c uff' DAY DIVISION 'rim SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING THE SCHUOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION .n ,.i-opoiwitioii with 0llQillL'Ul'lllg tirnis, CU4UIlQ1'llIil1g with business firms. oil'ers ot't'ers tive yenr eurric-ulutns lending tive yeur collegiate courses lending to to the lint-lielni-'s degree in the follow- the degree of linvlxeloi- of Business ing brunt-lies ot engineering: Administration I in Civil Engineering Accounting lilechanicnl Engineering or in Electrical Engineering Finance Chemical Engineering or in Industrial Engineering lllerchandising The Co-operative Plan oi' training enables the student to combin th ' V1 . . e eoiy lllll pittetitt ami nntltt-s it possible for hnn to earn his tuition und a part of 11is other school expenses. For catalog or any further information write to: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF, Director of Admissions Boston, Massachusetts

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1 Q First High School, next BUSINESS SCHOOLg then College PEQUOD BUSINESS SCHOOL- , l Besides the usual One-year Courses, you may secure, at Pequod Business School, the following Two-year Coursesi ACCOUNTING COURSE First Year Accounting III: Cost Accounting The same subjects as in the Book- Accounting IV: Income Tax Pro- keeping Course cedure Second Year A Commercial Law II Accounting I: Theory and Practice Business Administration Accounting II: Auditing A Economics SECRETARIAL COURSE ' First Year Advanced Shorthand The same studies as in the Short- Advanced Typewriting Practice ' hand Course Advanced Secretarial Practice Second Year Oiiice Machine Practice Bookkeeping I, II Business Administration Commercial Arithmetic COMMERCIAL TEACHING COURSE First Year Educational Psychology Subjects selected from One-year History of Commercial Education Courses Methods of Teaching Commercial Second Year Subjects Completion of subjects in One-year Supervised Teaching Practice Courses FINISHING COURSES Students who have had some business or stenograpliic training and Who wish to attain a higher degree of proficiency, may enter advanced classes for Which they are able to demonstrate ability. Advanced students attending classes not less than three months and passing final examinations in all subjects required in any regular course, will bef granted the school diploma in the elected course. PREPARE AT PEQUOD ' ' FEQUUD BUSINESS SCHOOLJNC-, Journal Building, Meriden, Conn. C. Z. SWISHER, Principal Telephone 2472 l Q ' .1 ff W- -- -

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THE EMBLEM TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION EDITORIAL - - CLASS BIOGRAPHIES SALUTATORY ---- IfVinifred Merrill CLASS ELECTIONS - - - CLASS OF 1929 IN THE CLUBS - N Elizabeth Stone LOG OF CLASS OF 1929 - - Wesley Scott CLASS PROPHECY - - - - Marian Thomas, Frank Romano oLAss POEM ----. Tekla Grosky, Charles Bender CLASS DIARY ---- Ruth Ralston VALEDICTORY ---- Ruth Ralston CLASS NVILL AND PRESENTATIONS Dorothy Johnson, Waltei' Nelson, William Alfred Buchanan A CROSTIC - - - - Frances Field SPORTING NEWS - - - A - Kenneth Smith AUTOGRAPHS - - - 5 Pryor, Ruth Ralston,