This small collection consists of materials intended to recruit young people into the program and provide insight into the working world of the 1950s. It includes a booklet for women highlighting the opportunities available to them (e.g., stenographer, teacher, bookkeeper, nurse); the training needed; and the future outlook for those jobs.

"Just a Bit of Good Sense" is a leaflet promoting the school to prospective students (e.g., "The Only Midwest Business School Completely Modern and Air Conditioned.") It includes a printed blank registration form for advance registrations. Memoranda from the Employment Department for prospective students highlight the school's placement services with a list of real students and the jobs they secured.

"For You... A Graduation Gift to Treasure Always with Congratulations from Your Lane Dealer," Altavista, Virgina: The Lane Co., Inc. is an illustrated advertising poster (9 x 6 in.) with an image of a smiling female graduate on the front holding a diploma. It promotes a line of cedar hope chests to young women with illustrations of each chest with pricing and brief descriptions.

"Your Tomorrow" is a twenty-four-page promotional booklet for the school highlighting career opportunities for young people. Topics include: different jobs and career paths; income and advancement; working in civil service; the importance of specialized and niche training; diploma courses at the school and subjects offered, ranging from accounting to typing; advantages of office work; placement services for students; and enrollment requirements.

"Careers in Business for Young Women" is an eight-page guide for prospective students about opportunities for women in business, highlighting the following subjects: advantages of office work; what entry-level positions are available; average salaries; top positions; personal qualities and training required; and future outlook. It includes a list of women in business to emulate, such as Elizabeth Arden and Mary Dillon.