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Morey's connection with the school ended four years later, when the services of the present head, Mr. Joshua Fernald, A.M., were secured. The death of Mr. Torrence in 1897, after a long and honoured career, removed the school's greatest friend and benefactor, but, by the terms of his will, placed it beyond the reach of want for many years.
Dyke has taken longer to reach IV. A than anyone else in the school's history, and thinks that a sufficient claim to be senior. Lovelace, oh, well, he's well, I don't know what he is. Lovelace, you swine, what are you?" "Confound you, man!" shouted the enraged three-quarter. "Who the hell " "Lovelace," broke in Trundle, "I think you may keep your reflections on the future life till afterwards.
Indirectly and quietly the rural worker may wisely try to invest as much as possible of himself in the school's social service by working through those who control the public education of the community. No rural worker can expect a greater ally than an efficient, socially-minded country school. The difference between the urban and the rural church may easily be exaggerated.
And sometimes she had that to say before dismissing the girls that showed them that she had a keen oversight of the school's manners and morals. "I know," she said, on this morning, standing upon the footstool which was always kept behind the desk-pulpit for her; "I know that many of you have been watching and waiting, with great eagerness, for the skating season to set in.
When do you go again?" "Next week, on Thursday." "Not till next Thursday!" exclaimed Pinky, in a tone of disappointment. "The school's only once a week." Pinky chafed a good deal, but it was of no use; she must wait. "You'll be sure and go next Thursday?" she said. "If Mother lets me," replied the child. "Oh, I'll see to that; I'll make her let you. What time does the school go in?"
Strangely enough, though they don't intend to play football this year, these "soreheads" have been training hard of late, one of their practices being the taking of an early morning cross-country run together. The average young man at the High School is as eager as ever to uphold the town's and the school's honor and dignity on the football gridiron this year.
And upstairs in her room June sat at her open window, where the spring wind came, after its revel across the Park, to cool her hot cheeks and burn her heart. Two lines of a certain song in a certain famous old school's songbook run as follows: 'How the buttons on his blue frock shone, tra-la-la! How he carolled and he sang, like a bird!...
The majority of the large donations, aside from those for endowment, have been for buildings and the purchase of additional farm-lands made necessary by the enlargement of the school's agricultural work. What may be regarded as the greatest need of the institution is an adequate endowment which will put it upon a permanent basis and make its future certain.
The man's problem is the boy's problem and each has a right to a solution of his problem. The school's business is to help the boy solve his problem and not to try to quench his desire for food or try to persuade him that no such desire exists. This desire is one of the native dispositions to which the work of the school is to attach itself.
As the quarter-back's signals rang out there was perceptible activity and alertness at School's right end. As the ball was snapped, School's right wing went through the needful movements, but Dick Prescott, over at left end, had the ball. Ripley and Purcell were supporting him. Straight into the opposing ranks went Ripley and Purcell, the rest of the school team supporting. It was team work again.
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