The Normal Record. June 1904

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THE NORMAL RECORD.
THE NORMAL RECORD.
Emily B. Anderson, Jan., '05... .Editor-in-Chief
Eva Darst, June,  '04 1    . .   .    _,,.,
„ .       '     _   '     x        ,      )■ Associate Editors
Genevieve La Point, June, 04 J
Elizabeth Purington, June, '05 Exchanges
Agnes  Newman,   June,   '05 Alumni
Mabel McCormack, June, '05.. .Social, Athletics
Therese  McManus,  Jan.,   '06 Joshes
Orah Taylor, Jan., '05 1    Business Managers
Lois Hansen, Jan.,  '05 J
Maude Mooney, June, '04..Subscription Manager
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Jliss Lois Hansen and Miss Orah Taylor,
who have set an example of conscientious
continuity of purpose and faithful adherence to duty. In the name of all who are
interested in the Record, we tender them
a vote of thanks.
School spirit, we are sorry to say, has
not, in some of the classes, been as much
in evidence as we should like to see it.
During the latter part of this term the respective presidents of six at least of the
eight classes in this school, made desperate attempts to assemble the students in
class-meetings, with the result that, upon
the average, six students from each class
attended the meetings. This is only one
evidence of the lack of enthusiastic interest which during the latter part of this
term has been prevalent. We hope that
vacation will be a source of inspiration to
us all.
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Hurrah for the Seventh Termers! They
have chosen their class colors. The result
of the decision was the seceltion of rose
and cream.
Entered at the Chico Postofflce as Second-Class
Matter.
CHICO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE, 1904.
With the farewells which we whisper
to the graduates we mingle those to the
Normal Record, and it is with not a little
regret that we resign our positions as
members of the staff to our successors.
That Ave have honestly endeavored to introduce more variety, more originality.
and more material of interest to the students at large than have hitherto been
presented, we hardly need to say; in how-
far Ave have been successful it is not for
us to determine. That our efforts have
not ahvays been appreciated Ave are assured but n'importe. We can only hope
that Shakespeare Avas AA'rong Avhen he
said: "The evil that men do lives after
them.'' We hope Ave shall be remembered
for the good.
The success of this edition's Record has
been due very largely indeed to the exceptional work of our business managers,
The fever of unrest seems to possess the
members of our Faculty and one after the
other they are responding to the impulse
to "migrate." Unless a change of plans
is announced Mr. Stamper Avill not be with
us next term, as he has been granted a
femporary leave of absence.
Due to a gross oversight no mention was
made in last month's number of the fact
that all associated with the Training
School Avere glad to extend a cordial welcome to Mrs. Meriam. Well, better late
than never, perhaps.
Y. W. C. A.
The work of the Christian Association
for the past five months has been characterized by faithful effort on the part of
the members, and a great deal of interest
on the part of some of the members of the