Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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CL fL-SS I OLL. R. W. BURNSIDE, Garner. la. Pliilo.; Commencement Orator; Class niglit representative W. H. CAMPBELL, Marissa. Eccritean; Commencement Oratoi-; Class niglit representative PEARL GRAHAM CLARK, Ottawa, Kansas. A. B. L.; Commencement Orator J. W. CLENDENIN, Sparta. Eccritean; Contest Orator; Class night representative HARRIET FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN. Kirkwood. A. B L; Commencement Orator; Class niglu representative EDWIN M CLINGAN, Elmwood. Eccritean; Contest Essayist; Class niglit representative FOSTER K. COLLINS, Xenia, O. Eccritean; Commencement Orator; Class night representative S. E. FINDLEY, Independence, Mo. Eccritean; Commencement Orator JOSEPH C. HAMILTON, Mari Eccritean; Commencement Orator; 1 LYDA HANNA, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Commencement Orator; Class musician NELLIE MAY HARDIN, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Commsnceniant Orator; Class night representative JENNIE HARPER, Smithville. A. B. L.; Class Poel E. E. JONES, Hasting.s, Neb. Philo; Contest Debater BESSIE LIGGETT, Mt. Ayr, la. Alethorian; Class President; Commencement Orator WILLARD T. LONGC OUR, Belvidere. Philo.; Commencement Oratoi ; Manager Ravelings MAY McCLELLAN, Monmouth. A. B. L. Co R. H. McCRACKEN, Bourneville, O. Eccritean; Class night representa S. W. McKKLVEY, Sparta. Eccritean; Commencement Orator; Class JENNIE MCALLISTER, Monmotith. Alctheorian; Co EVA M. McQUISTON, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Co SARA E. NORCROSS, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Commencement Orator; Class J UNI A PARK, Kansas City, Mo. A. B. L; Commencement Orator; Class SARAH REGNIER, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Class night representative; Coi ANNA I. SPENCE, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Coi GEORGE J STEVENSON, Monmouth Eccritean; Commencement Orator; Class i CURTIS. R. STEVENSON, Monmouth Philo; Class night representative; Co R W. THOMPSON, Germano, O. night I night I Ec LILLIAN WAID, Monmouth. A. B. L.; Commencement Orato C. F. WISHART, Monmouth. Philo.; Class night representative W. W. WOODBURN, Hinsdale.

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To those associated with him in teaching, he was ever a source of strength. Ambitious he was indeed; but his was a noble ambition which never depreciated or underestimated the work of others. No man or woman ever taught with Dr. Wallace, or served the College in any capacity, without feeling that his or har merits received kindly recognition and appre- ciation- While he was all this to professors and students, he did not forget his obligations as a citizen. His policy was to bring the College and the town into close touch, and he was ever a leader in everything which concerned the welfare of the commu- nity. It was largely because of his power of inspiring enthusiasxr, that the College triumphed over all the difficulties which surrounded her early days, and became the noble institution she is to-day. A granite shaft in Monmouth cemetery, erected by his pupils and friends, perpetuates his name. But the foundations of a far nobler monument are laid in human hearts that loved him, in human lives transformed by his influence; and its top extends above the clouds.

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