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Waupaca Post

December 12, 1907

 

            The Waupaca Business College, established here last September, is no longer an experiment.  There are about forty students enrolled and every student enthusiastically praises the work done.  Mr. Boyles has met many difficulties incident to the opening of a business college in any new locality, but these have been overcome and the work is now moving along smoothly.  One visiting the school, while in session, cannot fail to be impressed with the earnestness of the young men and women gathered there and their evident purpose to acquire that which is there offered them.  Another feature which is evident to an outsider is the moral one of the school, the earnestness of the instructors, their eagerness to aid every student to get the most out of each session’s work.  One advantage of a small college, the personal contact of each scholar with the head of their institution, is especially noticeable here, as Professor Boyles takes an almost paternal interest in the progress and welfare of each of his pupils.  Those who have finished the common school course and do not care for a higher education would find it greatly to their advantage to take a six month’s or year’s course here to give them the necessary insight into the affairs of life.

            There is still room for about twenty more students and only three months of the school year have passed.  There are opportunities for partial self support, so that no one who is in earnest need lack opportunity to complete the course.