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Nemacolin 1941 Reduced Size.Pdf Editor-JEssrn BRYANT Assistant Editor-JottN FELDMAN Business Manager-MILDRED WEBRECK Assistant Business Manager-WATSON MowBRAY The Proving Manitowagan Achgekinket 4 Freshman Week 6 Valley of Inside Dope 9 Board of Bodily Balance IT Land of Past and Present Land of Tonic-Sol-Fa Land of Ups and Downs 22 Salon of Smells Race Tracks Oases What's In a Word In the Library Brush, Pencil, and Color Figures of Importance Ladder of Methods The Social Aspect Student Guidance 40 Market of Clubs and Organizations 43 Just Plain Fun 58 The Teacher Emerges The End of the Road Seniors Special Before We End 57 The Wheels Go Around 37 Identification of Pictures 60 Our Advertisers 63 Sr \,.. r I 1 I [ ance and let them join the fruits of my helped ml'l in general. But I soon real­ lation gym suits and etiquette were impressions of the land, and so forth. spoils? I had won, why should I thank ized that advancement made it neces­ necessary. Writing supplies and good After answering his queries as best I them for their help? Some of the guides sary to become adapted to a specific tastes could be acquired in the coun­ could. I found myself at the end of my made it apparent during my sojourn battle-ground. Moreover, if I had re­ try; but a goodly supply of cour­ journey. And gladly accepting Big in the land, that they did not like me. mained in Life, helped by and absorb­ age and perseverance should be brought Brother's offer to help me unpack, in­ Some were always giving me extra hills ing a general knowledge, my advance­ in a small bag of self-confidence, if the stalled myself in my room. to climb and making my passage ment would have been slow and limit­ immigrant had them, because the coun­ With all my equipment packed away through the country more difficult. Ha! ed. So I desired my development to try's supply ,vas limited. in the various containers provided by I felt good then; I had achieved a long grow along definite channels of specific I decided to take the journey through the house-mistress, Big Brother par­ desired goal, gained my passport with­ knowledge. State Teachers and, after packing all took of some much needed relaxation out much trouble. Before long, I would In my quest for specific knowledge, the afore-mentioned necessities, set afforded him by a large overstuffed win other battles in the land of Life I met Big Brother, a friend who forth. chair. I drew up another chair an<l and these would bring more and more had gained a passport from High Upon reaching the country, I passed was about to ask him about this new praise from all sides. Thus was my School before I had. Upon hearing of through the ivy-covered walls and pre­ land, when he drew himself up, took reckoning. my lust for knowledge, this pleasant sented myself before the customs of­ a deep breath, and again engulfed me Then I began my journey in the new gentleman advised me to better my ficials for entrance. After filling out with wave after wave of questions and wagan mental ability by traveling. Reminding several forms giving an account of diverse discourse. After a seemingly and different world called Life. I was proud, and sure of myself, but the him of my successful journey through myself in the last four years, I was endless time, my friend became de­ traveling was hard. Now goals were High School, I asked him in what allowed to become a citizen. flated and sat quietly regarding me more difficult to achieve and the other worth-while lands I could travel. Leaving the customs officials, I be­ while damming up a new flood of thoughts of gaining fame and fortune He smiled when he realized I thought gan looki11g for suitable lodging. After speech. During the lull, I began to sum­ inke receded as I was rushed and pounded High School and Life were the only inquiring from several passersby, I was marize the previous outbursts, and by new waves of problems. I was be­ lands in the universe which were directed to a nearby home. Wal king found that I, as every foreigner enter­ ing pushed around; it irritated me worthy of my presence. Correcting my the short distance to my destination, ing a new country, had to perform cer­ deeply. My forward progress was im­ wrong impression, he told me there I passed several of the natives of the tain acts and learn creeds held dear by peded by waves of depression, storms were many new lands having about the land who, seeing I was a fellow trav­ all the citizens. By learning these creeds, of worry, mountainous problems; I was same facilities for knowledge and the eler, saluted me as though I were an I became more patriotic and gained a weakened by diseases of self-inadequacy one he had chosen for a four-year so­ acquaintance of long standing. Being better understanding of the country and egotism. The four years' journey journ was called State Teachers. greeted by the people in this pleasant and its inhabitants. through the land of High School had Not knowing in which direction to manner caused me to reflect upon my Taking advantage of my guest's equipped me for some of my problems, turn, I decided to make inquiry about surroundings and I found that, al­ exhaustion, I began asking pertinent but many canyons faced me which I the land of State Teachers. In answer though this was a new world to me, I questions relative to my action for the had not learned how to cross . to my questioning letters, the Country did not feel like a foreigner. I found ensuing weeks. Big Brother, finding I Tn a pit of insecurity and indecision, Officials gave me full reports about these people were extremely friendly was zealous to begin my pursuit of I turned to one of my helpers in the all the land's facilities for increasing and even spoke the same language as knowledge, surprised me by stating old country of High School. I did not my ability, as well as telling me the I, but with a greater degree of finesse. that the first week in the country, or believe my teacher could be of any equipment I should need for my jour­ While traveling slowly in order to as the citizens would say, 'on the cam­ help, but not knowing what to do next, ney through the land. Some of the nec­ survey the country-side, I was hailed pus,' was to be a national festive week I placed my problem before her. She essary equipment would have seemed by someone from the rear. My happi­ to bring about a more friendly rela­ had helped me solve many fictitious superficial if I had learned about it ness knew no bounds, when turning tionship between the new citizens and problems, so now I sought her advice before my attempt to journey through I saw Big Brother rapidly over-taking the older travelers. During this week, on a pertinent question, 'What to do? ' Life. But now, battered, beaten, and me. Reaching my side, he began to we were to play many games, have When the problem was made known more worldly experienced, I saw situa­ question me with answer-taking rapid­ out-door meals, see moving pictures of to her, she became extremely interested tions in a new light. Nevertheless, I ity. He questioned me as to my health, the country, and attend dances and and after several moments of deep was greatly astonished to find that my position of my place of lodging, my parties. thought, sagely advised me to gain passport from High School was only Junior Collegiate Plans Exte s1ve new knowledge from the surrounding one of the many articles needed for my lands which would be helpful in prob­ journey to State Teachers. This new lem solution. fact caused me to ponder deeply upon Journey Through State Teachers Thenceforth I faced the journey in my past reasoning, because I had be­ Life with a double purpose which lieved my passport from High School meant double work, in acquiring new would take me anywhere I desired. But TITTLE need be said of my background. my pursuit, and when I was handed and useful knowledge to assist in the more T thought of the situations L T was only one of many from the the paper I felt worthy of all the praise achieving my goal of success and still involving the use of my passport, the land of High School. It was a happy which could be heaped upon me. move forward. My new attitude alle­ more I rea lized it was just a means to land, one in which I enjoyed the com­ Why shouldn't I have felt proud; viated my suffering little; progress was an end, as the State Teachers Officials pany of fellow workers who, like my­ I had won. After four years, I had mas­ greatly hampered. The problems were had said. At first, I felt the worth of self, sought a passport to the outer land tered my opponents, Fact and Work, much harder to solve now, than when my passport was degraded, but after we called Life. I worked hard some­ and was now able to join friends in the helped by my teachers. At times mv deep thinking, my pride was restored times, did little at other times, fell into nearby land of Life.
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