The member of the Class of 1894 formed a unique community—a commonwealth of learners—that remained intact throughout their individual lives beyond Eureka College. Besides the group effort that was taken to name the "class child" in 1894, these students also made a pledge at the time of their graduation to remain in contact with one another throughout the years following their matriculation at Eureka College...
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It was a promise that would be kept for seven decades. The seventeen graduating seniors decided on June 21, 1894, to create an annual chain letter that would keep members of the class connected with each other until the Class of 1894 ceased to exist. A routing scheme was created to make sure that this practice would continue through the years...
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