Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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This Els Philosophy watnb the Bust ,jflp Your education is only half complete unless you patronize the Albion and Burley Stage. This great North and South thoroughfare is an education in itself. Magnificent, palatial coaches run daily over the finest road-bed in the world. Nothing is too poor for our customers.

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Gallery nf err, Sung anti ihbilwrwnbr T Giants the 1+ Ciupih Upon a snow-capped mountain high, YVhose peaks can almost touch the sky. There dwells a little elf. Oh, my! L ' 'Tis Cupid! Upon this mountain one bright day Two friends did slowly wend their way And oh! theylwished that they could stay, So Stupid. And when they came into the dell They vowed the secret they'd ne 'er tell Of how the arrows flew pell mell From Cupid. When the Professor smiles, 'tis said The critic teacher hangs her head, And that they both wish they were wed: How Stupid! Now all young people should beware, And on the mountain never dareg Or they will find the arrows there Of Cupid.

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Qlibis is Qlrt -vp r WIDEAWAKE I I Qage Qhhinz ifaahits Every tl1ing We do, every act, however small, leaves some impress upon our character, and cre- ates a tendency to repeat the act. Actions re- peated, form habits. If We rise early several mornings We soon form a habit of early rising. If we perform any work Well which we undertake, there will be a tendency to do it Well the next tim. The student who allows himself to go to class with one lesson half learned, stands in great danger of forming the habit' of going with poorly learned lessons. WVe cannot Watch our little acts too closely. For if We Watch Well each act We will form good habits and good characters as well. For as the act makes the habit so does the habit make the character. Therefore let us look Well tp ciiiir habits and our character Will take care of 1 se .