Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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114-201.-1vio1oi4v14v14vi4v14ri4ni4 14 141103 vinrioininriniuilrinicini Greetings to the Class of 1923 You want to attend a good school. It would be foolish for you to enter any other kind of school, and, of course, you will not do so knowingly. We want you to think of our school as a good school. It is a good school because we have put into it the effort necessary to build a good school. First of all. we have good teachers for without good teachers there cannot be a good school. In the second place, we have good courses of study-for good courses of study are essential to the development of capable graduates. and no school is a good school that does not turn out capable graduates. In the third place, our equipment is good. We believe that pleasant sur- roundings tend toward effective school work, and that they are an essential part of a good school. In the fourth place, we enroll a good class of students, mostly high school graduates-students who are thoroughly in earnest and whose work both in the school room and in the business office reflects credit upon our institution. In the fifth place. our relations with the employing public are such as to give our graduates a favorable introduction to the best business positions. We be- lieve it is the function of a good school to give its graduates the best possible presentation to opportunity. The student in our school is constantly in an atmosphere of business. He learns precision. concentration, thorough persistency, and the saving value of hard work. We believe the good school should give the student this kind of training. A COURSES OFFERED 1 Accountancy QPace E? Pacej 2 Business Administration. 3 Bookkeeping and Stenogra- phy- -1 Junior Bookkeeping and Ste- nography. 5 Intermediate Bookkeeping. and Stenograpy. 6 General Business. 7 Stenographic. 8 Telegraphy and Radio. 9 Comptometer. 10 Civil Service. 11 Commercial Teaching. I2 Secretarial. 13 Advertising and Salesman- ship. GOING TO COLLEGE? Even though you are able to finance yourself, a knowledge of shorthand and business practice will prove of great value, not only in the preparation of lessons and papers but in reporting lectures for your own help and con- venience. Ask about our special in- tensive shorthand course for high school graduates who expect to enter college this fall. We have several former students in the University of Michigan and other colleges, who are earning their way with an M. B. U. training. Summer Opening Dates-June 18, June 26, July 2 Fall Opening Dates-September 4, September 17 McLachlan Business University DENISE. Manager, O. D. HOLMES, Secretary. Send for ourfnew catalog. It's free. 111'-1 rg-130141 f:fiz4i1o1o:tsiu:-p1u14r1n1 ng ,gag xoznioinivnini Page One Hunred and Two

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