Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28
Secretarial News

The summer session at the west
ern School for Private Secretaries
has been busy one. The enroll
ment has been the largest in the
history of the school, notwith-
standing the fact that a large num-
Der of students have been away on
vacation trips.
A number Of university students
have enrolled for the summer
months. Among them are Miss
Helen Van Giesen, Mr.. Frank
Neher, Mr.. Ralph Miller and Mr..
Albert Newcomer. Miss Grace
Peterson who took her degree in
June is taking a complete secreta-
rial course.
Misses Marjorie SpauIding,
Maude Bussert, Margaret Leslie
and Alice Creighton are former
students of the Commercial depart
ment of the Albuquerque high
school who are taking advanced
dictation work.
Mrs. J. Martin Hayden has ac-
cepted a position as private secre-
tary to Mr.. Albert G.. Simms, pres
ident of the Citizens National
bank.
Mr.. Leonard A. Cheshire, one of
the men placed in training by the
federal board for vocational edu-
cation has completed his course
and has taken up his duties as Sec
rotary and salesman for the
Agency company, an insurance cor
poration.
Mr.. Peter Cunningham and Mr..
Edward Lillebaok, federal voca-
tional students are spending a
two months vacation in Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. Thomas Hoodenpyle Is
spending his vacation in the noun
tains. Mr.. Quincy Appling and Mr..
James L. Chapman are spending
the summer months in Alabama
and Mississippi.
Miss Alexandria Vaughey is do
ing general office work in the of
flee of the Continental Oil COM
pany.
Miss Eleanor @. Alderman has
been granted a special high school
commercial teachers certificate by
the New Mexico state board of ed
ucation, In recognition of her work
at the Western School for Private
Secretaries. Miss Alderman has
signed a contract to teach next
year in the Holbrook, Ariz., high
school,.
Miss Elizabeth Schwartz is do
ing stenographic work for the
Southwestern Teachers agency.
Miss Doris Walraven has a POSI-
ton as general office assistant for
Mr.. r. McClughan, real estate
broker.
Mr.. G. e. Benson is doing tenn
porary work in the office of the
Charles Ilfeld company.
Miss Juanita Armijo has accept
ed q civil service appointment at
Fort Bayard,, New Mexico.
Mrs. M. M. Lail has responsible
position with the cattle sanitary
board. =
Miss Tess Lindsey left the latter
part of the week for her home in
Oklahoma. Miss Lindsey will re-
turn about September Is to COM
plete her secretarial training.
Mr.. Kenneth Gertig has accept
ed a position as stenographer and
salesman for the Hoover Motor
company.
Miss Anna Berry who has been
assistant secretary at the Las We
gas Normal school mas been pro-
NOTED and is now private secretary
to Mr.. John Wagner, president of
the institution.
Miss Mable Weir Is doing clerical
work at the public health, office
under DIR. Docherty.
Mrs. Irene Severns has accepted
a position in the office of Mr.. w.
w. Mcdonald.
The students Of the school en-
joyed picnic supper in Tijeras
canyon Saturday evening and are
planning several interesting social
functions for the early fall.
The employment department has
recently placed Mr.. =. III. Randolph
in a clerical position with the
Santa Fe Railway company at Be-
len. Mr.. Randolph is not a student
but the school is unable to supply
the demand for its graduates and
find it necessary to fill many posi-
tons with applicants other than
those trained in the school.