York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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imiimimniimiiniiniitiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiifmuuiimii.-iiiiinmiiiiiiit-iiiiimmii-inininmlm.nmmmmiminiiiiniiiiiiimimimiimimimminiinummim.inininmumiiiiiimmimmmmmfmlm.iuiinmiimmi ICM :FDDI 'OOOI 'Qc JOOOG 'CID' :dba 1000 ng. 'dxg I Iininin.iiiiiiinmui-iiiiuiii...mm...milimimuiiin-iimiii-it...ini-i-urin-miiimn.mlminmimmunimiiimitrum--immuminininin...ummiiiiimiimmiiumiifummininininImmuninininmiimmiiiiiiiii-if Pnze Seventy-Seven Qhnrthanh -I epartment On the first of September, 1919, the Shorthand De- partment of the York Business College opened with an enrollment of fortv-one students. Miss Ella Pederson from Thief River Falls, Minnesota, as the new instruc- tress of this department, proved very efficient and well liked by all. Time passed very rapidly after the first few weeks, all being interested in their work and classes progress- ing nicely. At the beginning of the second semester classes were rearranged, new studies taken up, and many new students einrolled. At the same time, we lost a few of the students, some completing their course and accept- ing positions, and others taking upon their shoulders the great responsibilities of matrimony. The year has been very profitably spent and we feel that every one venturing into the business world will be successful. Shorthand Department Alderson, Bessie, Elgin, Nebr.. Adams, Mayme, NYestern, Xebr. Anderson, Myrtle, Flainville, lians. Barrett, Bertha, Plainview, Ntbr. Barcel, Rose, Linwood, Nebr. Bovey, Grace, York, Xebr. Brestel, Martin, North Platte, Yelir. Bruingard. Joseph, Cambridge, Nelir. Bolton, Mary, York, Nebr. Curran, Thomas, York, Nebr. Corcoran, Mary. Broadland, S. D. Denney, Lois, Madison, Xebr. Donohoe. Helen, O'Neill, Nebr. Dickey, Charles, Columbus, Ncbr. Dodson, Alvin, Maywood, Yebr. Ef?e. Dora, York, Nebr. Froifl. lrene. York, Nebr. Fleek, Gladys, Central City. Nebr. Flakus. Monica, Genoa, Nebr. Gibbon, Audrey. Columbus, Nebr. Gentry, Bertha. Simpson, Kaus. Grant. Ida, York, Nebr. llavener, Ruth, Oshkosh, Nebr. Hanson, Grace, Superior, Xebr. llansen, Mary, Battle Creek, Iowa Hirmon, XYesley, Belleville, Kans. Johnson, Grace, York, Nebr. Kimble, Ruth, Phelps City, Mo. Lindquist, Mabel, York, Nebr. Levmaster, Lou, Aurora, Xebr. Malmquist, Hazel. Charleston, Nebr. Mattick, Yerdas, Osceola, Xebr. Mueller, Xelle, Madison, Nehr. Matejka, Mary. Milligan, Xebr. Michener, hlessie. York, Xebr. Marquardt, XYilliam, York, Xebr. McKee, Deuel. Aurora, Nebr. Macklem, Rachel, Laurel, Nebr. McMahon. Rose, York. Nebr. Oswald, Eda. Aurora, Nebr. Ochsner, Lena, Alpena, S. D. Vieffer, Angela. York, Nebr. Pfister, Pearl, XYestern, Xebr. Parsons, Lucile. York, Nebr. Phillips, Amy, Laurel, Nebr. Rickard, Ruth, Ericson, Nebr. Rogers, Mae, Bloomington, Xebr. Ross, Emmet, Superior, Nebr. Schneider, Pearl, Fairmont, Nebr. Stoner, Andrew M., Craig, Colo. Seyersdahl, Lydia, Madison, Nebr. Sauerwein, Minnie, Crookston, Xelmr. Spangler. Fern, Cedar Rapids, Xebr. Sutton, llazel, Ashton, Nebr. Schwartz, Lenora, Rage, Nebr. Stroebele, Walter, York, Nebr. Schlick, Virginia, York, Nebr. Therkelson, Clara, Monoxvi, Nebr, Thomas. NYealthy. Bloomington, Xebz. YonOhlen, Martha, Grand Island. Nebr. Yalish, Grace, Schuyler, Xebr. Yalish, Florence, Schuyler, Nebr. lYest, Stella G., Laurel, Nebr. Mfilliamson, lda, Litchfield, Nebr.

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