Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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iss inumiie oiesgaue -+ l This is to introduce you to Miss Annie Forsgard, Dean of Girls of VVaeo High School, but to friends and as- sociates of long standing, and to the faculty and student body, she is more frequently and affectionately e a l l e d bliss Annie. The Uean's office is at your left as you enter the building. Here bliss Fors- gard offers advice and sug- gestion, litters w o r d s of warning, gives reprimands. and dispenses justice. Here she delivers her ultimatums to those offenders who have by their willfulness for mis- taken judgmentj p l a c e d themselves on a par with the canned goods list of arti- cles. And it is here she re- ceives fond fathers and moth- ers who must accompany all ' Y offenders of certain rules and regulations and who must solemnly promise to help the erring ones not to err in like manner again. After this solemn ceremony said offender is readmitted into good and regular standing once more and the Dean is ready for another case. And so the days pass in endless filef, lllany girls seek bliss Annie for friend- ly advice, and because they want to do just what is right. But whether the visit is voluntary or because of a summons, the girls who pass in and out carry with them a remembrance they will be long in forgetting of Bliss Forsgard's low-toned, earliest conversation and words of advice and wisdom for being more careful next time. ,. IX' znetrm

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