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Preface When a year,s work and planning has been gone through with, and the product of it all is ready to be placed before the public for the first time, it is with some degree of apprehension and anxiety that the outcome is watched and the result noted. It is so with our QRACLEQ we feel that it cannot step forth with the triumph of perfect success, for no doubt it has faulls. Yet fl70ll7f attempt to criticise it, for perhaps you won't be able to. If you think you have found any imperfections, kindly keep them to yourself. We will acknowledge none, and you might expose your ignorance in speaking of them. Our grinds are intended to be ludicrous, humorous and applicable. If you do not find them so, blame yourself. THE ORACLE board has laughed at every one of them. There was one joke we felt constrained to leave out, it was a parody on Poe's Raven. Please do not be offended at any roast which you may think concerns you personally, remember we must have them, and possibly there are some darts among them, that, like Diana's arrow, which pierced the heart of her lover, Orion, may unknowingly strike you. Yet we wish to apologize for sending this work out upon the public, for we heard from last year's board that they did not expect us to get out an ORACLE this year, but after careful consideration we have endeavored to publish something which would do justice to the name, the success of which we leave to you.
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S The Oracle The first ORACLE was published in 1892, and the following have been the various ORACLE boards since then: For the class of '92, Howard Bement, editor, G. Ed. Foerster, Jen- nie Kelso, Mary Pugh, C. S. Jones, and G. H. Richmond. For the class of '93, Robert Y. Larned, editor, Oceana Ferry, Edwin J. Bement, Ivaletta Boice, William H. Hornberger, and Jessie Ballard. '94, Harley H. Newman, editor, Florence Porter, John W. Hoag, Mina C. Cook, Grace R. Hagadorn, Mary Z. Humphrey, Harry L. Lewis, and Henry E. Ballard. '95, William F. Dickerman, editor, Florence Z. Bissell, R. Guy Brownson, Sadie B. Cooper, Lotie E. Newell, Belle G. Hopkins, Henry W. Vifeigman, and E. Clinton Ward. '96, Thomas M. Marshall, editor, Harriet I. Robson, Walter S. Fos- ter, Florence Hedges, Lu D. Baker, Eloise Chambers, Arthur H. Dail, William Thorne Fulton.
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