Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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WHEELOCK Greetings to Our Year Book Cur dear Nineteen Year Book, Give us each a long look In each corner and-nook Your 'myst'ry unfold. What lies in your pages From artists and sages Tell us of the Wages We've gained and Will holds. o Tell us of the parties, , The laughs loud and hearty, Debates smart and tarty- We all so enjoyed. Let's read of the dances, The teas and the prances, The chaperon's glances, ' Our pranksithus destroyed. Tell again of the talks, g Of the jokes and the knocks, 'Xaminations and shocks, And concerts and plays. Of Froebel and story, Compare Montessori, What' a feeling of glory i With thoughts of those days! W

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' HE way to mend a bad .world,7' says Emerson, 'cis to create a good world! There never was a time when such' need of a new creation Iffgi - - - 1 -'-V+ - wasmanifest. Reconstruction is a matter of education. It must be a slow process, but it is a hopeful one. The world's peace is long delayed, but the song of peace and good will sound over every child. CII Russia and Hungary show us the horror of anarchy and subversion of law. I CII The watchful waiting of the Peace Conference must eventually be the watchful working of education in order that a newtgeneration may create a new world. CII A Kindergarten Unit is working in France. Rachel Clark of IQI8'.iS to be a part of that working force- CII As' soon as the dooris open Miss Curtis hopes to send a Unit to Serbia, to Belgium and to Russia. CII Some of you may hear the call for such service. To some of you it may be given to help gin the making of a new world in which wars shall ceaseland the lion shall lie down with the lamb and nothing shall hurt ormolest in all the lands of earth. 1 Q GI A little child shall lead to this new earth. You are to train this child in your Kindergarten, in your home, maybeq My love and good wishes go with you, world makers and builders, Class of IQIQ. LUCY WHEELocK --.-..,..'w.m.,,.m- -rv, , '-

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WHEELOCK wmv- -1 ---,--...... W. Let's see the bright faces And ribbons and laces, And think of the graces Of each Wheelock girl. The short ones and tall ones, The large ones and small ones, And those in between ones, The faculty, all. Then show us the treasures, The tests and the measures, The real heart-felt pleasures, Not merely gay times, The deep things in living, The loving and giving, The Worth of our striving, The joy of our climb. BEULAH M., SWEETSER as M A ,YAY W ' ' --- -- - -V ff:-1....-,T-,m 1 . , , ,,,..w xx--vr1f,.,: W ,