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EIDITOIR.I LIA STAFF. Fred W. Leavitt, Ida M. Batte, Ethel D. Reid, Lillian M. Gerecke, Edith Hays.
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THE MILESTONE. VOL. I. NORFOLK, NEB.. JUNE 14, 1889. NO. I. SR V VJT P T OR . •—. i‘ 3 5=?— By cureful examination the reader will observe that the name of this publication is The Milestone, and that this is the first issue of the sattie. It is a class book, published by the Class of ’89, and contains such items as we think mav interest our friends and us, both now and in the future. In thrusting The Milestone upon the public’tis without apologies or promises. The only excuses we might offer, are: First, we wish to establish the custom of the Seniors annually issuing a class book, which will be the means of keeping the alumni united in sympathy, interested in the Alma Mater, and posted regarding the changes, progress, and growth of the high school; second, we wanted to try our hands at journalism. The Milestone is not a money-making scheme—money is no object. With this issue we present it to the public; with this issue we retire from its editorial management. To the Class of’90 we entrust its immediate future, and hope that, year by year, it may he improved and given over to succeeding classes for further improvement. Each commencement week for many years may The Milestone go forth to the alumni in all parts of the country, a messenger of “glad tidings of great joy.” Unlike many journalists, we leave no liabilities for our successors to assume nor accounts for them to collect. We have no subscription list; hence, no delinquent subscribers. Our methods have been business-like; hence, our happy financial condition. To the business men of Norfolk, who have patronized us so liberally, thus enabling us to publish this book, we tender our sincer-est thanks. To the high school and those associated with it we bid an affectionate good bye; but we assure you that there shall be with you ever the sympathy, hope, and good will of THE CLASS OF ’S3.
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