Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
SCHOOL DAYS

the street unmindful of the summer
storm. and as he ran he barred his
head TO the tears of the rain clouds.
He whistled, as is the way of boys
glad with the gladness of living, and
the glorious abandon of youth rang
in his refrain. What cared he that
Tho tune was time worn? What mat
tered it that he whistled a once popu-
lar of the tickle public; what mattered
the song. Just so he sang?
"School days, school days, dear old
golden rule days;
Rcadin' and Writin' II 'rithmetic-
A Young Thing with her face press
ed close against the pane bewailed the
rain and an afternoons pleasure lost,
The glad notes of the passing boy
turne her grief into other channels
and intensified her woe.
oh. dear she sighed, TO think
this party should be spoiled when
school opens in just two more weeks.
Then grind. grind, until there IS
neither time nor energy for any fun.
And the walls of the youth are the
laughs of age.
someone past first youth, who had
drunk deep of the dregs of sorrow, sat
~ the window and echoed i'll her
heart the dreariness OF the day. As
the gay refrain drifted in from the
street she. too. sighed; not for the
coming, but for the vanished.
The sweetness hat pleasure hath in II
Is always so slow TO come forth,
That seldom. alas. till the minute
II dies, do we know half its worth.
Man Of the World-not merely
Spectator, but part n parcel OF the
whirl-one of the spokes in the fast
revolving wheel. heard The lads Joy
.- 4trtI1inO q nd nauGpn in the miuSt
~ his busy day. And he journeyed
back in Memory's ship to his own
barefoot days of school end play. ne
summed up the passing failures and
successes. the passing sorrows and
joys aud his eyes softened at the very
thought Of
The Best DAYS of All,
q 4 2
Behold September advances The
reign Of Summer is almost over ana
the sedate hcraldcr of the Autumn
pproache Nov come cooler breezes
aud the leaves don joyous raiment
OF their last mad dance.
Someone has called the fall the sad
dest season of the year. A pretty
thought but q wild and wayward one.
The seasons rule the flowers, leaves
and birds but not the woes of ma
ity. Summer i'll its laughing rush at
tho heels Of spring won't bring yo1i
happiness when you draw rom the
deck OF Life tho black cards, nor can
Winter meal sorrow to YOU II you
draw the light cards of Joy. AisInet.
the dealer, rules. and sadness, like
happiness, is a matter of individual
circumstance
But this is growing entirely too SC
rious or Observation-Disclosures your
- -A a .a atfH I'M nsFA Tim
subject, or rather go Jack to the be-
ginning. Verify the school days are
upon us.
The youth of the land are bidding
Vacation a lingering goodbye. The
dust covered books are brought forth
from their seclusion and cobwebs are
brushed from the mental shelves. And
once again they venture into Ia wide
field of learning which possesses
neither limits nor boundaries.
Speaking of knowledge resorts re-
minds me that we New Me1icans rave
still another reason to feel very proud
Of the University Of New Mexico.
Never u ono of us but honor the Won
dcrful progress made in the latter
years by the great university of the
coming great state and never q II or
us but tina believes n "a greater future
for the varsity.
The latest reason or proof OF the
schools progress deals with the num-
Der of students vino are TO enter this
year the leading colleges Of the coun-
try. Gillette Cornish, son OF DR.. ana
Mrs. z. G. Cornish, will enter Yale
the coming term and aftel a collie
giate course AXE up the study of
medicine. as young Cornish is to fol-
low in the footsteps of his father.
Lawrence Lee also will become a
Yale student at the beginning of the
term and engage in the study Of law.
John Merle, son of Judge Mcblc OF
Santa re. and a previous student OF
the university. will start on his nrst
year at the big college Of the blue,
and Kirk Bryan, son of r. W. d.
Bryan, will enter OF his sophomore
year. So Albuquerque is to De wen
represented at Yale this year win
three of her coming men enrolled as
students.
Lawrence HELD is Il junior at Har-
ward his year and Elwood Albright a
sophomore at the University of CALI
fornia. Hugh Bryan represents New
Mexico as Rhodes scholar at oxford
this year.
Edgar Jaffs will be a student of
law at the University OF Michigan,
Ann Arbor, and Dave RosenWald
VIII take g business course IN the
University Of City Of New York. Les
lie Cooper goes TO Grove City col
lcge, near %Pittsburg, for regular col
legiate course.
Among the fairer Sex several mem
bers of prominent families are goins
away to school Miss Eileen y
len returns to Smith college. North
Hampton, Mass. for her second year
Miss Beatrice Ilfeld Is TO enter q pre-
paratory school for Wellesley AT Brad
ford, Mass. Miss Hazel Rogers VIII
attend the University of California
and Miss Lula Benedict q preparatory
school for the game college at Der
kelley.
Miss Viola skinner will 20 TO Gallo
way college in Arkansas.
It's evident from the foregoing hst
that Albuquerque Is to be well repre-
sentcd at the various famous seats OF
learning throughout The country.
Altogether. now: Three cheers ior
il Rah-Rah boys and girls.
There was a decided outburst OF
gaYety among the society buds" this
past week, due probably to the near
proximity Of glad CD school days. It's
too bad We have to get old and dlsap-
pointed ere we appreciate them Any
how the younger set are giving a gao
bon voyage" 10 passing vacation anu
makiug the moSt Of the iaSf DAYS ana