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teachers.
barely
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teachers
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assuming definite
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mankind
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graduated
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or
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or
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purpose
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causes
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and
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force
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resistance
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that
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our
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we
Teachers
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of to
a
pupil
seeing
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entirely
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only
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professors,
district heaven
duty
few
knowledge and
teaching
will guidance
pedagogy
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the
school
minds
itself.
pedagogy
for
any
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are
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go
them
pleasant
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of
go
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bare
this
life,
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apparent
wonder
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become
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to
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CRESCENT
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wander.”
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sort
parents
to
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of
the
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inactive
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this
young
waste
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intelligently
taught
of
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psychology
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substitute
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course
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amusement
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entirely is
than
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facts,
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shunned
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able
men
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instructors
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else
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for do Harmony in
nature
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vicissitudes
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self
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charge
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with
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applies
power,
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the
with
do
educational
only
of
what
with
is
the
ethics
that
have
others,
desires.
reports
as
are
not
not
any
education
required
he
nature
plastic
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often
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organic
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the
system
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of
will
impressions
actually
to
a
of
environment
live
organic
occupies
or
their
special
tells
man
heeded THE
harmonizing
major
directing
the
are
tendencies
men
fortune.
process
the
men
do
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in
develop
are
of
Teachers
minds
us
needs
the
whole
education
training,
of we
analy-gous
great. harmony
CRESCENT
mind
is
is
ability
power,
are
who
in
of
totally
premise.
he is
her
five to
us.
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rely
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of
of
their
is
sincere
man
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not
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the
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of
or
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of
tutoring
too
senses
organic
of
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formal summum new
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then
knowledge
the
we
on
knowing
assumes
unfit,
being
the
ultimate
organically
with and
man
the
content
small
all
being
with
It
their
attained
are
generation.
outside
who
hearts and
a
which
the
men
develops
present
in
time
the
man
education
these
education,
even
at
in
that
for
democracy
able nothing
accordingly
bonum every
the
are
whole
charge.
realization
the
sympathetic abilities,
but
was
as
and
has
it.
world.
is
are We
distinctinn
imperfect
dangerous
so
reports
unless
educated.
to
mercy
too
day
Lincoln,
organic
respect.
organic
narrow
all
people.
to
want power,
of
merely
taught
might
of
large
have
take
life.
that
The
the
are
be
On
in
we
of
of
as
of
a 7 8 THE CRESCENT be the universal aspiration. It is the only means capable of satisfying the impulse toward perfection which is the most abiding impulse in the human spirit. How beautiful it is to know, to feel the presence of that life which is organic in its development; mentally, morally and physically sound, full of ability and energy, as compared with that narrow one sided wretch who is battling the elements of life crippled by a prematurely specialized education. Would that the time might soon when strife for immediate results would come cease c and our ideals would reach out to the ultimate good of life; its organic realization. Our education must save the human soul, redeem it from commercialism, incom pleteness and organic defect; then all else that is good will be added unto it, and the monument of the rich life will be an art and literature and music which will pro claim its own unity and excellence. €1s 3crona1.
ERNESTALFREDHAuzocg, A. B., the young girl’s friend, is the most brilliant satellite (Seattleite) P. C. has ever graduated. He was an excellent student, winning the Junior prize in ‘08, but he nevar let his studies interfere with his college education. Debate and basket ball have made him famous, but if his biggest end is educated he will be a dancer. EuLA IDELL HOD5ON, A. B., is a tall, rather slender, light haired maiden, beautiful to behold, but her beauty is more than skin deep for she is a friend to the girl in need and is very practical, believing thor- C) 0 C)
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no
On EDWIN
The
of of
member
on
enrolled
large
at
as outside
upon
in
class.
various small
music the
them
the
and
home as Kelsey,
Roy
the
MILLS, her
directors
recital
‘‘Russelling.”
will Rees,
a
audience.
HAINE5
basket evening
having
her
sensible
annual book-keeper
carried
of Haines
did
the
department.
in
ability
with
He
consist
college
was
men’s
piano B.
ladies’
the
THE
class-room, not
flashing
is
of
ball
a
iflusic BURGESS, S.,
of
recital
secured
himself
a doesn’t also
first
other
prevent
this
intellect
as
Pacific
the of CRESCENT
solo;
associations trio
success
June
floor
chorus.
Eula
and
wards
an
baseman’s
department.
the
only
eyes
Erritat.
and
Those
college
under
with
Elmer
and
lies
12, like
A. Mrs.
College
orator
his
his
is
to and baby,
web-footer
chorus;
to
and at B.,
in
elsewhere.
going
a
great
mastering
taking
experience
teach,
Hull
will
his the rule
Buehler,
girl’s
the thoroughly
departments
is
mitt. rewards.
but
is
but
the ability
to
auspices no dignity.
Friends
Mary
to
she
and
part
her
mitten
teach
his
of
his doubt
be
music
His
Greek
is
Alexander
piano the
big
who as
He
congratu
Cook to
greatest years
sure
enjoyed
school church
future
guard
of treas
prove class, heart
but
has
were:
lover
were
and
solo and
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to
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10 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT 11
Commencementêabbatlj. Class jaiIjt.
The baccalaureate sermon was preached Sunday As usual a gymnasium full of people witnessed the morning by President Kelsey. It was not mere]y a dis performance of the graduating class. They were few course of nice words and well arranged sentences but in number but they did not disappoint the crowd. No• it also had a message in it. He spoke of the need in one can be said to have starred as all were good. If America for young men and women who are brave and I there were any doubts before the exercises as to capable enough to correct the social evils which are “Who’s Who” or “What’s Next,” they were cleared now tolerated. One quotation—”Crime in the United up before the evening passed. The discourse on matri States is increasing three times as fast as the popula mony was taken as seriously as it was gIven and the tion.’’ night scene was very impressive in more ways than Sabbath evening Rev. Edgar Requa delivered the one. A rare treat was enjoyed by Eula Hodson’s play annual address, under the direction of the Christian ing upon dulcimer. The “April Fool,” given by the associations. His subject was ‘‘Life’s Supreme Ques boys was well rendered and exceedingly interesting. tion.’’ 1umni OubL(c. Zlhtmni 7—eollee 16. The Alumni are to be congratulated upon the inter The annual base ball game between the college and esting program given this year. Instead of the usual the alumni resulted in another victory for the college. address, the different classes reproduced some of their The old-timers put up a good game and at the end of class day numbers. Class songs were sung by the ‘06, the third inning were in the lead but were not able to ‘04 and ‘07 classes; class histories and prophecies given follow it up. Below is th lineup. by the ‘98, ‘99, ‘01. ‘05 and ‘07 classes, those by the COLLEGE ALUMNI ‘98and ‘01being poetical. The duet by Ella Macy ‘95 Gause) Haworth ‘07 and C. J. Edwards ‘93, “You Can’t Slide Down My Smithi Cellar Door” was very impressive but the most touch Hadlock c Vickrey ‘08 was the duet by Lenora Parker and Wil Burgess lb M. Blair ‘04 ing number Lewis 2b Stanbrough ‘93 fred Pemberton, both of ‘06. The bear story by Curtis Smithi ‘0’3was especially interesting to the Alumni as Sb Woodward ‘98 Parker Gausej was also the faculty remeninces by Jessie Britt ‘99, Armstrong 5 Wilson ‘08 while IV. C. Woodward’s biography of the present Rees rf W. ‘043 Pemberton was appreciated by the undergraduates also. Hanson cf R. Pemberton ‘06 faculty Hanson If C. Blair ‘04 Emmer Newby represented the ‘02 class by a solo, 12 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT 13
‘‘Robinson Crusoe.” Two of the most interesting solo, Katherine Romig; class address, Rev. Abijah J. features of the evening were the numbers given by the Weaver; violin solo, Boris Gregory; and presentation of class of ‘08;club swinging by Arthur Wilson and Harold diplomas by President Kelsey. Vickrev’s sermon. The closing number was a song “Gold and Blue” by a quartette composed of Haworth, S ‘07; Woodward, ‘08;Newby, ‘02; and Edwards, ‘93. Vje Jumni J3anguet.
President Kelsey gave a public reception in honor The last event of commencement week was the of the graduating class, at his home Wednesday after- annual business meeting of the Alumni Association and noon. banquet given in honor of the graduating class. The college dormitory was the scene of these festivities, Conimenceinent‘Excrcit. where about sixty-five of the Alumni with the graduat ing class enjoyed the refreshments and toasts. At the business meeting W. S. Parker. ‘99, was re-elected COLLEGE. president; Emer Newby, ‘02. vice president and treas Wednesday morning, June 16, the departure of urer; and Nellie Paulsen. ‘07, secretary. four students from Pacific College was solemnized. The class oration was given by Haines Burgess and is printed in the Crescent. Miss Alice Juston, of Port Boost P. C. this summer and come hack to school land, was the singer and her singing was very highly determined to succeed. 1: appreciated. The class address by Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher was in no way a disappointment, but space forbids an outline of h. ddress. Pres. Kelsey con Vjc tOW Crctcnt. ferred degrees as follov s: Haines Burgess, A. B.; II’ Eula Hodson, A, B.; Roy Mili. B. S.; and Ernest Had- The outlook for the 1910Crescent at present is a lock, A. B. 7 bright one. While the Crescent as published this year The Junior scholarship prize of twenty-five dollars has been very satisfactory there is room for improve was awarded to Harvey Wright. ment In the first place it is the intention of the staff to arrange for more cuts and ACADEMY. cartoon work, and also to bring the reading matter to the highest standard. The Academy graduation exercises occured Tues There is one other thing very necessary to the maintain day afternoon June 15. The class members are Erma ing of a good paper, that is the loyalty of the student Heacock, Lillie Hagman, Florence Mills and Melvin body and Alumni. This year about fifty per cent of the Elliott. The program: rnvocasion, Rev. Young; vocal students and ten per cent of the Alumni were on the • •: •‘ nfl • I
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14 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT 15 subscription list. While this is good it might be better. (I With a live energetic staff the 1910Crescent is to be a paper that every student and Alumnus ought to have, to
keep in touch with P. C. affairs. ‘I tubent.
There has been a general complaint of a deerease in the attendance in the Denominational Colleges of the valley. In spite of this fact we are glad to note a slight increase in attendance over last year, and with few exceptions all this year’s students will be back next year to take up their work again. It is easier for the old student to get new ones, than for the faculty. The student body is what a person entering a school is the most interested in, and it is up to the students to make this the best. It is not very hard to hand out a few catalogues during the Walter Spaulding, ‘07, returned home from Ann summer and to talk a few people into coming back to Arbor, Mich., June 20. school with you next fall. P. C. students will have a Ernest Hadlock’s mother and sister were here good chance to do this, as they are scatteredoverquitea dur ing commencement week. distance. There are always a few dissatisfied fiunkers in any school, who are ready to knock if they can get a Nathan Cook has gone to Portland to take a position chance. But there are enough enthusastic, loyalstudents as bookkeeper this summer. to help the good work along. Several of the boys are going away to work and will have a good opportunity to Dr. Nave, field agent for Albany college, conducted work for new students. It is not necessary to be away chapel exercises Monday, June 7. some where to work, as nearly all of us know of some Claude Lewis and Lloyd Armstrong have gone to person in our own home neighborhood, who ought to be Washington canvass for Underwood in school. Get these. to the company. Pacific College is going to have a larger attendance Prof. and Mrs. Reagan and Miss Andrews left June next year than ever before, and we expect every 17 for Berkeley, California, where they will take work student to do his part. in the university this summer.
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