Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Attraftumfl (Bftmil— (Hunt. P.« Pw Senior Class Officers 54 Students’ Organization, The . . 106 Senior Class Song ...... 26 Stunts We Have Given .... 51 Senior Grind Committee .... 19 Teachers, The . 159 Senior’s Mirror, The (Illustration) . 27 Teapots . 101 Senior Society ...... 98 Tennis . 126 Sigma . 102 Titian Tints . 103 Socialists Will Get You, The . 163 Trials of the Author .... 144 Social Service League . 110 Sophomore Class Officers .... 66 Wearers of the “G” .... . 132 Southern Club . 115 Wearers of the Numerals” . . 132 Special Students 78 Wearing of the Green, The . . 169 Squelch Societies (Illustration) 97 With Apologies to “Tommy Atkins” 164 Students’ Foolish Dictionary, The . . 148 Young Women’s Christian Association . . 107 I s i inirni an muunuDiuui

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E are told that Solomon huilt his temple without noise because the material which went into the structure was made ready at the quarry. In the construction of every building much preliminary work is necessary. If this work is not rightly done, confusion and delay and noise will inevitably result. A well-ordered life moves on quietly, with grace and poise and reserve power, capable of fullfilling its purpose. This is so because the preliminary stages of that life were properly finished, even at the expense of pain and labor. It is suggestive to think of a college career as an opport- unity for hewing out and chiseling and shaping the blocks that are to go into the build- ing of character. Student days are happy days; they are happy days because of a consciousness, only dimly and vaguely felt perhaps, that the real preparation for life is on, and that we are getting ready in earnest for the building. If we can make this consciousness clear and firm and adapt our activities thereto we shall assure the con- struction of a temple as noble and as beautiful and as significant as the temple of old and, like that temple, built without sound either of hammer or of axe or of any tool of iron. oc 30 u