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MISS EDDITH MAICHEL Teacher Duluth, Minn., Oct. 27, 1910. Pres. P. L. Musselman, Quincy, 111. Dear Sir: Through your recommendation I se- cured the position as typewriting teacher in the .Central High School, Duluth, Minn., at a salary of $70 per month. I began my work here last Monday, October 24th, and am well pleased with conditions in every way I have found Mr. Carey all and even more than you recommended him to be, and he seems well pleased with my work. I desire to express my appreciation and thanks for all you have done in my behalf. With the -.best of good wishes for the continued success of: Gem City, ' ' I remain Yours sincerely, EDDITH MAICHEL. Miss Minnie Barnett has a position with the Uni- versity of North Dakota. Mr. C. T. Kent is with the Carter County Land and Fruit Company, Van Buren, Missouri. The following is a clipping from the Mem- phis, Missouri, Review, telling of the success of Mr. Clarence Edmondson, who took the Combination Course in the Gem City Business College about two years ago: Clarence Edmondson. a former Memphis boy, a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Edmondson, east of Memphis, has a fine position as instructor in bookkeeping, pen- manship, etc., in the public schools at Chattaonoga, Tennessee, at a salary of $175 per month. He also has charge of a night school which nets him a neat salary. His friends congratulate him on his success. — Memphis (Mo.) Review. In a recent letter Mr. Edmondson says: I completed the Business Course with an M. A. degree in your school. I then got six months ' training in the Normal Penmanship department and a year ' s experience teaching in your great institution. I then accepted a position with the Metropolitan Business College, Chicago, and had a very successful year. The work was heavy, and quite difficult but I had no trouble in performing my duties satisfactorily. During the past year I have been located in Chat- tanooga, having charge of the commercial department of the high school and am supervisor of penmanship in the grammer schools. I have been reelected for another year at a good increase in salary and will receive more than four times as much a month as when teaching in the public schools before entering the G. C. B. C. PROF. C. W. EDMONDSON Chattanooga, Tenn. OTTO W. MALMGBEN Huston-Churchill Company Irrigated Lands Idaho Falls, Idaho, Jan. 15, 1911. Prof. D. L. Musselman, Quincy, III. Dear Professor: It is now a little over two years since I left your school, and I feel that I must thank you and your faculty for what success I have had in the business world. In the several localities in which I have held positions in the middle west and inter-mountain regions, I find the business man well acquainted with the reputation of the old G. C. B. C, and when in need of trained business help, they always favor her graduates. The thorough training received in this school enables the graduates to come up to the high standard of excellence which the employer expects. The more business colleges I come in contact with the more I appreciate the excellence of our Ge n City. My salary has been increased continually, and it is now 257 per cent of what I received in my first position. Thanking vou and vour faculty, I remain Yours very truly, OTTO W. MALMGREN.
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STATES GROUP Top row (left to right) — Oregon, Albert E. Barnes; Montana, Burnie A. Payne; Washington, D. C. Downen; Louisiana, Chas. B. Martin; Nebraska, Charles M. Rash. Second row — Mexico, Fernando J. Garcia ; Missouri, Lucile H. Bell; New Mexico, Myrtle E. Lyttle ; Iowa, Alma I. Lewman : Philippine I., H. Eugene Belden. Third row — Illinois, Laura Kich; Wisconsin, Lula March; Wyoming, Nellie M. Smith; N. Dakota, Mildred M. Heinz; Arkansas, Mary A. Holliday; Kansas, Eva Hildreth ; Oklahoma, Grace V. Chartier. Lower row — California, K. Marvin Browne; Minnesota, Franklin A. Dickman; Colorado, Earle R. Underbill; Mississippi, Robt. P. Stewart; Texas, G. B. Wilhelm; Indiana, Geo. E. Wells. Other states represented during the year but not in attendance when the photograph was taken — Tennessee, Dora Adams; N. Carolina, Gordon A. Sheppard; Utah, Chas. E. McBeth; Ariz., Wiley H. Jones; S. Dak., Paul L. Frease ; Kentucky, Walter Gray; Ohio, Cloyce J. Irwin; Idaho, James W. Robertson. 30
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