Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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Miss Grack Albert

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IN MEMORIAM Somewhere in the back of our minds exists a kaleidoscopic association between Ancient HiV tory and a watch on a long black ribbon, pink topic cards, T.T.O.'s, a peer over the silver rim of glasses, and a grey'blue twinkle. Miss Albert's Ancient History class becomes, as we look back on it, one of the greatest privileges of our total experience at school. Her inspiring scholarship and enthusiasm gave a three dimen' sional quality to history that transcended text books, a quality that gave reality and atmosphere to Greek philosophers and Egyptian Pyramids. The patience and real friendship that Miss Albert extended to us, in the last years of her life and in the beginning of ours, is a debt to be paid in tribute, not only to her memory, but to her ideals as well.

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To the Class of 19-T5 The ending of your school years brings a marked change to your lives. Now each of you must assume full responsibility for herself. Your fanv ily and the school can only hope that you will use wisely what both have tried to give you— ideals which will help you make wise choices, the ability to think and to act on the basis of fact and not of emotion, and the experience of deep satisfaction which comes to each of us in carrying through a hard job, whether intellectual or physical, to the best of our abilities. My hope for each of you is that you will always be ready to make the most of what life brings you, to face changes courageously and fearlessly, and to put into practice the basic principles of Christianity and democracy. In this way you may help to bring about better understandings among people and do your part to make a bet' ter world. Rosamond Cross