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Ilngnicu vial: MUIGHIDIIGIUILSM UQIZIDJII Un the Qllaaa nf 151211 HE Class of 1920 fares forth into a jaundiced world. To keep the balance between chauvinism and internationalism is the brave task it has to confront. Medio tutissimus ibis. Any Red excess will, of course, be followed by anarchy if successful, by repression and reaction if not. And any suppression of personal liberties to which lon' and long-cherished and inculcated tradition has accustomed us-free speech, free press, the pursuit of happiness-in our own way and not by the dictates of the propagandist who can command a majority at the psychological moment-any sup- pression of those liberties means reversion to the medievalism against which democracy fought the late war, and either quiesccnce there or beginning the struggle over again. It may be true that patriotism causes all wars, it is none the less true that patriotism is an instinct and not merely a fomented passion, if a monster, then a monster to be curbed and guided lest it take :the bit into its teeth. It may be, too, that the time is ripe to obliterate national boundaries and fuse the world into a cohesive unit. If so, woe to the refractory. Or it may be that one Monroe Doctrine clearly defined and backed to the limit can do morenthan a thousand iridescent Leagues of Nations toward the achievement of peace. There are judicious minds who hesitate between the two, and the choice is a grave responsibility. To join issue because of the weight of this or that authority, or even because of this or that persuasion, unless it be founded on more than instinct or prejudice, is frivolous and may be fatal. And yet, to waive the choice is worseg it is to court the fate which, when the Class of 1920 was entering college, pessimists feared our country might incur, the fate of those angels who were not rebellious, nor were faithful to God, but for themselves were. It is safe land easyj to say we want the utmost liberty consistent with stability and the utmost breadth consistent with that veneration for our own history and institutions and love for our country which is called patriotism and which is as natural as hunger or thirst or human love. To define the limits and to keep within them is the task-old as the world, but more than ever now concrete and imminent-which awaits the Class of 1920. , f 1
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.+-+ '7r.f- i ,I Q7 75, s f l . I k k v w ' 111 V , V -. V., D hQ1'clsa,uq QV' W , . v 'l M 1 V I 0 1 ,il I V111 11' 'll 1 , I 1 1 Page Page ADMINISTRATION, OFFICERS OF . . 14 FACULTY CContinuedJ ADVERTISNG SECTION Department of Economics . . 40 A Department of Education . . 39 ALUMNAEA OFFICERS OF - - ' 42 Department of English . . 27 Presidents of Simmons College Department of Fine Arts . . . 40 Clubs ..... V . . 42 Department: of History . . . 31 ATHLETICS 1 I 169 Department of Modern Languages 29 C 1 Department of Physical Training 41 ALENDAR 0 Department of Physics . . . 38 CLASS OFFICERS, FOUR YEARS . . 113 Department of Psychology . . 41 CLASSES . , Department of Sociology . . . 32 1920 1 1 43 Technical Courses: 1921 1 1 115 Household Economics . 19 1922 1 1 121 Library Science . . . 25 1923 ,.,, 1 129 Secretarial Studies .... 23 COLLEGE GRADUATES 1 1 135 FORMER MENIBERS OF CLASS OF 1920 109 COMMENCEMENT, 1919 . . 193 JUNIOR PROM ' 191 CORPORATION . . . . 12 MICROCHAOS ' ' ' - 216 COUNCIL 1 I 1 1.13 MICROCOSM BOARD . . 142 DELEGATIONS . . . 187 UMICH SHOW ' ' ' ' 144 DRAMATICS 1 1 163 MUSICAL SOCIETIES . . 183 FACULTY 1 1 1 1 17 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . 147 1 Academy, The . . . . 150 Academw Courses: Christian Science society . . . 160 Department of Biology and Pub- Civic LCHEUC ---- - 153 lic Health ...... 34 Dormitory Government . . . 152 Department of Chemistry . . 36 Honor Board .... . 155
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