Dickinson School of Law - Commentator Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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It N 11,31 U Cup, X J -L ,. 'vu Lxlf l'J 1 Illiuuu ' ,atv H t' -N 'v-'- - J-7 i... . Gofvnornnfaslii o, ffXiw'n sf ' c ' L Dear Teacher, Is net March a wonderful month? Wr,,u,, yes. but where is there 3 heart that is not made glad 5? the sight Qantas black stcrm clouds as they race across the sky? The very winds are music as they call all nature back to life again, Every little flrwer with its delicate beauty and delightful fregrarce cringe joy to tho heart, and best yet, the cheerfu1.scngs or The h ids announce that spring is near. Letfs follow the spirit of the season and make this a cheers ful letter, why not? A new Idea, yes, but it is Wcrth a trial, tell , us how you like it. First, thanks to the careful guidance of teachers and parents, the health conditions in the country are bettero Not yet normal, but much improved is the right way to say it no doubts cur teachers deserve much credit for the work they have done, A few school dis- tricts have escaped untouched, thanks, mostly tn the careful guardianship of the teachersn Our County Nurse, Miss Seifert, def serves the Wholehearted thanks of our teachers and parents for her valuable assistance, an exceptional fine piece of work, Make Nhealth Firstn a slogan in every school in the county right up to the very last day. You no deubt often wonder what we think after a visit to your scheol. Well, you shall know W Our teachers never taught better than they have taught this yearl Especially is this true in the lower grades. Primary reading is being taught, even by men teachers in a way that is modern, and mark you, the children are reading well. Many teachers have provided library books for their schools, This is :ine and is always sure to be appreciated by the boys and girlsg Interest your pupils in gscd hacks and your problems of discipline re Solved. Try it. ln every subject, and iu.every grade, We have Qnund much to commenda The pupil rather than the subject seems to be -516 accepted principle, Almost delightful thing tc say in behalf of Hr teachers. I .0 P are you happy in your work? That you are is reflected in your wheel room. A vase of pussy willows, or a few bulbs just waiting te faom, well, we have seen themt what do they mean te e school? Ask ,,e pupil, they know, Several gf our teachers,-ladies, nays instaig i-5 sanitary drinking fountains in rural scnoolsf ls net this line. H php teachers have accepted the theory that U ?U?li mHS5wb9 ?OmfOT5' - 1 - ,, . '- . 4 .Its-'-. . ,A-fl. - 'Fawn '13 df ec: cf 'cefore he can Fifa +fQUC'f +, I, J,,l',b,,,, SHG and .youiye QOiflwf1QQQ4,U ,LliC,'llkSjQ, lisa, :.1l,n.gf3.1,.lJ l1.ll.L,-ll Lffllo belle .Q this splendid feature of our schoolsm Hynw H :Nun A 31? Dipggtgysf tug! ape in 93 bhigv Sihbel buildings have teen sired and repainteds New furniture, new equipment, new textwcooks, invaluable assets te a modern school? have teen suPPLied0 gust 1Q,QqEl77 3 difector agked the superintendent to spate phasgmoref, i,plQ bg dene to make his schools more ciliclento ls not this a ine Mnlrit of service? We think ip is fine, There is nothing too good is W., a M - 1 h,1 wir s. .J ouieggioggigpgogirdggst Wishes for the closing days of the school ljlfo Sincerely, ' Ralph Jacoby mach 2, 1925. K nh. M. Rife crlisle, Penne- S. Read HTomorrowH You will like it-