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F DAEHEME . 1923 : No assignments, no quizzes, no over-cuts3 neither rushes nor silent weeks, no locker-room Billingsgate nor forbidden talks in library alcovesg no chapel, no theses, no analyt, neither H25 nor English 2, no examinations, and no faculty! Latin books will presently go to the garret, along with co-secants, concordats, and karyokinesis. Of all the academic experience, there will remain not much more than a heightened interest in life as a problem, a liner enjoyment of life as skill in life as a taskg and a more genial appreciation of life as the giver of friends. But what would you? an artg a readier You may even find a bit of kindliness for the memory of your old teachers --all of them. At least, we furnished by our bad examples the strongest of lessons in how not to do it! Your pupils will not prepare for a final test by reading over night the underscored lines in a hereditary text-book: you will not gall by savage public ridicule nor private tiradeg you will never again regard lectures as the major means of discipline, you will remember how funny your over solemn instructors always were, how sadly Hat a stale joke falls, and how many a teacher faithful to the death in little things is also in at the death of bigger ones. In short, if you are lucky, and sane, you may remain human, even though you teach school. March 16, 1923. R. H. K. f l Nine .. - .u.:..,...g
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A F DAEZFE4-Pri Enurh nf Ehitn EDITORIAL DEPARTM E ditor-in-C hief AGNES SCOTT SMITH Literary Editors VERA NOLAN , ELINOR C. BUELL . Photograph Editors MARIORIE BLYTHE ERVA E. LITTELL - Art Editors ETHEL M. CUMMINGS LAURA G. EBELL Athletic Editor ETHEL M. SEYMOUR 175 ENT KATHRYN SHIPMAN MARJORIE SIBLEY SUSAN G. COLLIER Joke Editors DoR1s H. BUTLER ELs1E C. LEONARD BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Business Manager RUTH E. TEFFT Subscription Manager DELIA A. HADSELL Advertising Editors HELEN B. LEARY KATHERINE E. BETZ Faculty Advisor EDITH SANDERS MILDRED N. SMITH RICHMOND HENRY KIRTLAND Eleven
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