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23ebicatton TO MARY BRINSMADE With the Deepest Appreciation of Her Friendship and Interest, the Class of 1929 Dedicates This Book. Page Four
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%■ ■ Ctutorial ONCE, every year, there comes a time like this, when the first book of thousands of lives closes and the second opens. And always to these thousands the closing comes as something of a shock, bringing as it does its necessity for violent readjustment. For those of us whose turn it is to go, the most incredible thing is that, once gone, we can never come back as we used to, no matter how deeply we may wish it. It is when we first realize this that we also realize how much these past years have meant to us. For the first time we see what we have been given—in friendship, in self-reliance, in ideals. And then we begin to look for the source of these gifts. Heading the list, as always, is Miss Johnson. There is no danger that any senior of any year will ever think of her without the greatest gratitude, and the greatest respect, and the greatest love. This holds equally true for the Faculty. They have given us, more fully than we know, these three great gifts, and have not asked nor been given much in return, beyond our gratitude and affection. To the Faculty and to Miss Johnson, then, we owe these gifts. But we also owe them to another source, less tangible. It is said sometimes that houses which have been much lived in give off into their rooms a strange emanation, the essence of the thoughts and deeds of those who have lived there. It is this, some of us think, that has done most of all for us. Imperceptibly, the influence of those who came before us seeps into our being—the influence of lives lived perhaps not greatly, but always cleanly, and always steadfastly. There are some of us who are glad to go, and there are some of us who are not; but there is no one who does not feel that she has been made in some way finer, and cleaner, and stronger, for having been a part of the school she is leaving now. Page Three
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