University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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Cfjinoofe, '21‘ ooooooooooooooo o woo And here we must take leave of the new student. We have seen her safely through all of her trials and tribulations; she has been initiated into the art of cramming for exams, and now she is an old student, ready to hold up her head with the rest of them and tell in an off-lmud way about “When I first came to Normal.” T. P. It is examination day. and groups of Juniors go down the hall on their way to that, most dreaded ordeal, the final. Here are some of the comments that float back as they pass: “Say—do you s’pose she’ll ask that?” “No, T don’t believe so. But listen. How do you work that 13th problem on page 156? She’s sure to give us one like that, and I know I can’t do it.” “What did you say the date of that war was? Yes. she’s pretty strong on dates. But I haven’t any idea what else she’ll ask.” “No, he doesn’t usually flunk many, they say; he just scares you awful.” And then later you see them all coming back, looking rather relieved but somewhat disheveled, and you hear more comments. “Say, what did you put for that third question? I didn’t have any idea what he meant.” “Wasn’t it awful? I know 1 couldn’t have passed—possibly.” “Oh. well, they say no one ever gets through here without flunking two or three times.” “It was pretty fair, but I didn’t know much about it.” I’jirc Twenty-Four

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