Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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The First Blast of the Trumpet 10 Strange! That a Harp of a Thousand Strings Should Keep in Tune So Long 40 Nor Heed the Rumble of a Distant Drum .... 56 To a Woman, a Violin Is More Pleasing Than a Distaff 64 Ignorant Armies that Clash by Night 84 The Keys of the College ... 98 And the Nice Conduct of a Beaten Baton 120

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7 In these times when harmony and hap- piness are challenged, we are called upon to lay firmer foundations in our lives, in our beliefs, in our ideals; so that we may contribute to the cre- scendo of a world wide symphony. ALW

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eAicatioid, Musicians are artists only when they are led by an artist, and the conductor is an artist only when he instills his love and his interpretation of the music into his musicians. So pupils are students only when they are guided by a student, and the teacher is a student of education only when he stimulates the love and pursuit of knowledge into his pupils. To one who has accomplished this through his under- standing, his boundless wit, and his charming man- ner, we dedicate this Tomokan in 1945. 8