Victory High School - Optic Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

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PAGE THIRTY VICTORY OPTIC 1948 CAGE TEAM OF 1947 1948 The basketball quintet ot Vic.ory High losing only five out cf eighteen scheduled cage contests completed a very successful season. Reading from left to right, first row. L Carmen Oilveri:. 15. a junior, scoring 123 points during the season, operating at forward position; Bob Newbrcugh. 17. a senior playing the guard spot with 227 points; Billy Blake. 16. a junior, also playing guard, totaling 111; Bob Johnson, 17. a senior and captain of the squad, with 307 points playing center; Jim Snodgrass. 17. a seniar acting as forward collecting 292 points: Steve Drummond. 16. a junior, collecting 145 points playing forward; Benny Williams, 16. a junior, playing guard. In the second, left to right, head manager. Paul Smith. 17. a senior having been manager for three years: Head Coach “Doc Hutson; Dave Ferrando, 16, a junior, playing guard; Lonnie Swiger. 17. a junior, playing center: Eugene DeFran-eeschi, 17. a senior, also playing center; Dave Thompson. 17. a junior, playing guard; Carl Tenda. 16. a junior, acting as forward; Ass’t Coach Charles Brummage: Carl Norman. 15. sophomore, in his first year as manager. HUTSON Coach “Doc Hutson, with his teams in both football and basketball have made a name for themselves this year as every year in the past. “Doc” has been at Victory since 1939. continuing to mold high school boys into real players. To him we extend our deepest congratulations for the swell coach he has been for the last nine years. CAPTAIN JOHNSON “Eronco” Johnson as he was known to the fans this year is a three-year letterman in three sports—basketball, baseball, and football. He received recognitions on the all-city, all-valley, and all-state teams in both basketball and football. Bob has also received several offers from colleges and he plans to continue his athletic career in one of them. BRUMMAGE “Coach” Brummage. who has returned to Victory after a short vacation, has made himself a permanent part of the old high school. He is now assistant coach and history teacher. He also made quite a name for himself when he was in college. He is often called “Little but Mighty.”

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PAGE THIRTY -TWO — ADVERTISERS victory optic 1948 Office Job-Seekers Advisory Service Some of the many posi-j tions Business Course j qualifies to fill: j Secretary { Bookkeeper j Stenographer | Office Salesman Bank Clerk File Clerk Loan Office Railroad Office Civil Service I Broadcasting Co. Airport Office College Office Public Service Co. Newspaper Office Packing Company Farm Bureau Commercial Teacher Real Estate Office Retail Store Office Mimeograph Operator Public Stenographer Moving Picture Studio Steamship | Stenographer News Reporter I Auto Sales Company Theater Office Sales Correspondent Auditor Accounting Church Secretary Publishing Co. Doctor’s Secretary Auto Mfg. Co. County Offices Furniture Mfg. Hotel Office Comptometer Operator Dictaphone Operator Chamber of Commerce Bldg, and Loan Assoc. Oil Company Brokerage Company Telephone Co. Social Service Office Travel Bureau Hospital Office Telegraph Office Radio Mfg. Co. Here is a chance to check up and see what you can qualify for in the way of a good business position. Twelve students who have received employment recently finished the course described here. Many former students who have received Civil Service appointments finished this course. Accounting (College Edition) Business Administration Advertising and Salesmanship Banking Business Training Cost Accounting Typewriting Commercial Law Word Study Shorthand Business Arithmetic Machine Bookkeeping Business English a. Grammar Review b. Punctuation c. Letter Writing Business Psychology Penmanship Secretarial Training Office Practice Dictaphone Civil Service Modern Office Appliances If you want to apply for a position in a modern business office it will be necessary to compete with young men and women who have finished courses such as the one described above. Stand on the main corner of any city and look up and down the streets as far as you can see. There are business buildings by the houndreds—the postoffice, court house, public service companies, banks, retail stores and manufacturers of all kinds. The main thing, now that you have finished high school is to prepare yourself so that when you do have an opportunity you will be ready to accept it. Add the course outlined above to your high school course and you will really have a chance to apply for a good position. On the margin to your left you will find a list of positions for which this training should prepare you. Write, Telephone 2150 or Visit the School for Full Details Summer Term June 7 — Fall Term September 7 West Virginia Business College T. B. CAIN, President CLARKSBURG...........................WEST VIRGINIA Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools J