Katherine Delmar Burke School - Works and Days Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Nineteen Twenty-three-Twenty-four M I S S B U R K E ' S S C H O O I. heart of the world today, add to this a contented spirit, the glory of service, the dignity of labor, and life can withhold nothing, for such an education demands and receives all. This condition-this real education-this school bestows upon you in return for loyalty in your past to the traditions and ideals the school has set for itself. This is no individual matter. It is mutual. It is not between you and the school alone, it involves those who are with you-your parents, your family as well as yourselves, for no one can be completely loyal in the midst of contending authorities, and true education cannot go far unless loyalty to its ideals is pos- sible, complete and ever-present. For that reason, I have always sought for the co-operation of your parents as well as for yours. This co-operation is imperative, without it there can be no sub- stantial nor consistent progress toward an education really worth while. As I look upon you as you are about to leave me, I feel that youand I have been fortunate in this knowledge. I wish for you all the blessings that an education resting upon these ideals of complete and comprehensive loyalty and mutual consideration and affection can bring. May there be about you always, in the days to be, in some part at least, the many blessings that shine upon you today, how earnestly I pray for this for you-you know. Your friend, E71

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