J. B. UNDERWOOD.

Class stationery and badges may be had by addressing any of the officers

of the class.

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For a certain equable and continuous mode of life, we require only

judgment, and we think of nothing more, so that we no longer discern what

extraordinary things each unimportant day requires of us, and if we do

discern them, we can find a thousand excuses for not doing them. A man of

understanding is of importance to his own interests, but of little value

for the general whole.—_Goethe._

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