Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-22
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Miss Manuelita Gonzales, who
took "a special course IN our sum
mer school, now has a nice posi-
ton as stenographer and Bank
Booking Machine-Operator in the
First National bank OF Taos.
Mrs. Virginia Nesbir, student of
the shorthand department, has an
excellent position with the Albu-
querque & Cerrillos Coal conn
pany.
We recently had call from Ar
mour q Company for a stono-
graphic secretary ana clerk. Mr.
edgar Il. linn, a veteran student
was selected for the place and Is
making good. Mr.. Zinn left school
several months before the allotted
time for completing his course.
Miss Katherine Winders has a
stenographic position with the
Gallup Mercantile company.
During the past three months
the college has had number OF
good positions that it was unable
to fill.
Miss May Helm has returned to
school after serving as substitute
stenographer with the Agency
company, where she made good.
Mrs. w. 4. SudderDerg has re-
Gently been employed in the office
of Il. L. Woodson, Jr., as stenog-
rapher during the absence of the
regular stenographer.
Miss May Lynch has a .-steno-
graphic position in the office Of
County Treasurer Swope.
Mrs. Edith Il. Dyar has placed
in the office OF Attorney John
Nenable the latter part of Septem-
Der.
The present and former students
are looking forward to the dance
and party to be given in the *.
of Z. hall on saturday evening, Oc-
tober rs. Lunch and refreshments
will be served and a general re-
union and a good time is antici-
pated.
We recently had call for stem
ographer and financial secretary
from the Apache Indian agency IN
Arizona, which we were unable 10
fill on account OF being short OF
help. This is only one of a num-
Der of good positions we have
been unable to take care OF the
past few months.
Miss Dorothy Sutherland has a
splendid position in the office Of
the prohibition supervisor.
Lawrence Philbrick, veteran
student Of our business depart
ment, was recently placed in Il
good position in the office of the
Springer Transfer Company This
student was also placed before the
allotted time for completing his
course was up.
VIII Il. Martin, who we placed
as bookkeeper with the Becker
Mercantile company, SpHngerville,
Ari2., six months ago, has resigned
and accepted a commercial teach
ing position in Elgin, III.
The college has recently had
three calls for office help, paying
upward of $l40 to start with,
which it has been unable to fill.
The telegraph department IS
having a splendid enrolment in
our night school. This work is in
charge of a practical operator, who
until recently has had position
with the Postal company in San
Francisco.
Mr.. A. l.. Stapleton was recently
placed with the Whitney Hard
ware Company, where he is keep
ing the books and handling the
general office work during the alb
sence of the regular bookkeeper.
Miss Estella Brodell has recent
~ been out on substitute work and
has made good in each case.
Claude A. Dewey, member of our
recent graduating Pace & Pace
accountancy class, recently paid
us a visit and was looking fine.
Mr.. Dewey has a position as audi
tor of income tax and was recently
transferred from Colorado to New
Mexico territory. He is glad 20
get back in Albuquerque and states
he is making a splendid success of
his work.
Mr.. Thomas e. Boyd is another
ABC income tax auditor, hav-
ing completed the course with Mr..
Dewey. Mr.. Boyd is in the Ros-
well district. Both these young
men were veteran students.
1t takes little longer to take
a first-class course, but it pays to
do so. This is evidenced by the
number of calls we have had for
high salaried men and women
some of which run as high as $500
a month.
Mrs. j. II. Howard was recently
placed as stenographer for the
Whitney Hardware company.
Students of the Office Training
class have been quite busy of late
getting out some special campaign
mailing work.
The new class recently started
in musical and rhythmic typing
drill is every enthusiastic and is
making splendid progress. The
students seem to enjoy turning out
their drill exercises to the music of
the new Sonora arecently installed.
There Is a good demand for first
class, thoroughly trained office
helm. The demand is greater than