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no rCLYMAX? els Appreciation -4,-Q- The Clymax Staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all those who by their willing cooperation and kind support have made this book possible. 75
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.-,N Q 41..i-.it-CLYNQAX---19 Day Dreams The schoolroom was very bright and warm on that glorious afternoon The sun streamed through the open windows, making the red inkwell on the teacher's desk shine like glowing fire. This was what John's eyes were fixed upon so intently. It was an ugly inkwell and he knew that it was brought out only for great occasions, such as after the Six XVeeks' lloliday. He was supposed to be studying, but somehow he could not take his eyes from the large inkwell. llow brightly it shone! It seemed almost as if there was a dancing fire within, sending out from its ruby heart gleaming rays of red. Suddenly John's attention was drawn to the other corner of the desk. Ile was amazed to see a dwarfish figure step out of a blue inkwell. At once the excited boy saw that it was Uncle A. XVell, John, said Uncle A, smiling down at him, you were staring so hard at that red inkwell that I feared you might be worried. VVhat is it P VVhen John saw the kind face and heard the quiet voice, every thing around him-the schoolroom, the teacher, the boys and girls-seemed to fade away, and he found himself alone with this new delightful friend. Oh, Uncle A, he cried, I need advice. Could you please help me ? I am in every schoolroom, and I am the spirit of every report card. If anyone cares enough about me, 1 show myself to him. XVhat can I do for you, John? I was just wishing that your spirit would get on my report card. That is a big wish, but I think I'll give you some good advice. Then l'ncle A told John the many, many opportunities awaiting him, by which he might capture some of that much desired but highly elusive spirit. Gradually his voice grew farther and farther away. John had a queer, sleepy feeling that caused him to rub his eyes. XYhen he opened them again. Uncle A had disappeared, and he found himself in his seat in the warm sunny schoolroom. He sat up guiltily, realizing that he had been dreaming. YVhen John received his report card a few days later, he looked upon the sight which met his eyes, as if he would never grow tired of it. For his card, as if by magic, bore the wonderful spirit of Uncle A. JENNY MORANO, '33 74
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