Class of 1898

The Journal of Education for January 28 has this to say about a member of this class: "In this connection we wish to call attention to another interesting and important matter, the report of a business men's committee of which Frederic S. Pope, vice-president of the Chicago Trust Company, was chairman. It is one of the eminently scientific educational documents of recent times. It analyzes the situation honestly and reports thereon fearlessly. No one in the profession or in the business world has done as good a piece of work on any salary issue as Mr. Pope's committee has done. Mr. Pope was superintendent of North Easton and Gardner, Mass., retiring from the Gardner superintendency about fifteen years ago for a position in the leading bank in Gardner, and from that time went steadily upward in the banking world until he became vice-president of one of the great banking houses of Chicago, and the West. Naturally his friends in the East take especial pride in the fact that he is still in the front rank in educational activity."

The following '9B men attended the annual Dartmouth dinner in New York: Bennis;, Leggett, Seelman, Perkins, Nolan, Robbert, Snow

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