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nity of si^aking to you this mornij
I would like to try to begin the n|
year right. M’e have done splendil
so far, and I believe every boy
girl is going to make this a useful
happy year.”
On he talked. Madelyne felt aJ
he was talking directly to her. Es|
cially so when he mentioned resc
tions.
“In maldng our resolutions t|
year,” he said, “don’t forget to me
tion cheerfulness. Nothing can he
one more than being cheerful
happy.”
Madelyne felt her face turn suddet
ly so hot that .sh§ knew it must
awfully red, and she knew that S
Sears was staring at her.
She was glad when Miss Little pla\
€a the march for themto return
their classes.
couldn’t banish the tail
of Mr. Sears from her mind.
simply call me b
his office and tell me there,” shi
grumbled, “instead of calling thj
whole school, for I’m sure he mean
every \vord for me ”
—Aline Kaneer, ’26.
Why i.s it that on tests teachers ha'
such a clear understanding of' wh,
we don t know?