S^affe.
Children's
"wES,
little
ones,
although
are
you
in the
Preparatory depart-
We take a great ment the Board has not forgotten you. Jii deal of interest in you and want you to become good students ; and be will Mammas we know your Papas and very grateful to us for
Don't you think so? an eye over their little boys and girls. We realize the fact that it will be hard for you to get accustomed to
having
and ginger-bread, your new life, for you will miss Mamma's pies and will spend many sleepless nights tearfully thinking of home. however, which will We wish to offer a few
helpful suggestions,
help to make your life among us more successful. We suggest that you have nothing to do with the Freshmen, for they are green and foolish and will lead you to doing foolish things. Keep away from the
ready
Sophomores, also,
to do little
for they
boys harm.
are a
bad set, and
Always obey
the
are
Juniors,
alwaj
s
and do
If Mamma sends you a box of cook ies, always go and see if they would like some. Never fail to be and to the Seniors, always remove your hat whenever all you
can
for their comfort.
respectful
you pass them. Don't annoy Mr.
Try to be as dignified and manly as they are. Tyler by stealing his candy or playing with his
chainless safety, for he has lots to worry him. Don't say any thing about "Snap Course," for it makes him awfully mad. Don't Old Maid," for many a man has gone to ruin by learn to play
new
"
that
awful
money.
young we
things, don't be afraid of your Juniors and always take them to the
Above all
Lend freely to the and set them up.
Village We hope aud
game.
that these
suggestions
will be of
some
help
to
our
readers, but if you should happen to go astray, come will try to set you aright by our fatherly advice.
dear to
us