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T Seniors, Jlmiors, Scifnfzriifnoffes, iZl e'2-S'!l1TZ6!i? COUIITFY, U10 OUWI' H college D1'6SidC11t at L9XiHQton, Virginia. The Class of 1876 had no oppor- tunity to take stenography, manual training, home economics, or vocational Work. Delco-Re- my was yet unheard of. Anderson was a village, Its most noted inhabitants were Justin N. Study, Yale grailuate, anilg another, Louis J. XV6iK'l11l121H11, whose testimony sent the c0-c0nspira- tors of John VVillies Booth in Lint-oln's assassination to the gallows, and who died in Anderson, June, 2, 1902. The Class of 1936 has everything strictly necessary to their C0II1f0I't 211111 COHVGHNSHCC, both in school and out, compared to the Class of 1876,
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