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94 THE COLLEGIATE xlslt Al My f'X. liz 5 v ei lr... I i fl '15 1 3 C get f x GK T VH Q E j K W ext A ,,f,,5g-L: X WN f , I is X ' WAR' E, Strictly speaking, the alumni are not the students who merely left school but those who graduated. The students of the schooil however, are interested t-0 know not only wfhat the graduates are doinng but also those who were forced to leave, so in our alumni we must include both classes. In doing such it is only proper to make a marked distinction betwe-en those who graduated and those who did not com.plete t'heir course. Thus the Alumn-i section for the Collegiate o-f 1930 is -divid-e-d into different sections. As has been the custom in the past we have two letters for this depart- ment of the magazine, one from a former graduate and one from a recent one. We were very fortunate to find a man such as Mr. Laurie Telfer of Port Huron, Mich., to represent the former students. Mr. Telifer 'graduated from the old Collegiate in 1910. He then entered the University of Michigan to stu-dy law. After successfully completing his course at this university he began practising law in Port Huron. VVithin a short time he was made assistant prosecuting attlo-rney of that city and for the last few years has been prosecutin-g attorney. VVe wish Mr. Telfer all su-ccess in the years to follow and extend to him an invitation to visit our school at any time. Law Office LAURIE O.- TELFER Port Huron, Mich. April 7, 1930. Dear S.C.I. Students: Twenty years ago this year, when I graduated .f'rom the S.C.I., we did not have the -publication The Col- legiate , which, by your endeavors, 'ha-s developed into such a splendid year boolkg nor did we have the beau-tiful building which has been yours during your peri-0-d of study, and yet, the absence thereof, did not in any way diminish that love for the school, and that school spirit, each o-f which is so essential to the student. I only wish that, as t'he years go by, you will always have a lov-e for your school and a pride in its acco-mplishments, to such an ex- tent, that you will n-ever knowingly
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