Page 90 - 1901 Pinakidia
P. 90

Our  Creed.


                        fta ~7 E helie,·e that we are the best educational  institution  in the State, and st.urd  ready to hack up our
                        1 -J;~ if;   opinions with our blood if necessary.
                        ·. l'Jf< ~ J-   \\'e believe that you would luwe to  ride a good tra\·eling horse for  many long days before
                        ~~a ~  you  will  find a  man who can  take the place of llr. \V.  F.  Yocum .
                        ·--  •~         \\'e  believe  that  the  courses  in  Physics  and  Mathematics  are hard enough, and if you
                      learn  e\·erything  that  Professor Young- and  Profes,;or  Borger can teach you, you \\ill he able to calculate the dis·
                      lance from  the" Barracks" to the" Dormitory "  with  n:ry little  trouble, and,  if  ~·ou  happen  to be sitting in  the
                      p:~rlor of the g-irls  Dormitory on  Friday nig-ht and hear" taps" blow, you will  readily understand the' ' First Law
                      of'  .\lotion '  is "  Double-time.
                           \\'e hdie,·e that the conrse of study in  Chemistry, under tht!  management of Professors ~Iiller and Hlair, is
                      onl' that .tny  institution  might be proud of.
                           We hdit.•\'l' that  l'roft.-ssot  Stockbridge cannot be excelled in his department.
                           \\'e  are  persuaded of the  truth of the fact that ~!iss Figuaroa can so thoroughly equip a  person  in Spanish
                      and [lrcnch, that he will  forget his own  nationality, and imagine he is a Count de Small money or a fellow-country·
                       man of  l>on  Quixote.
                           \\'e  kno\\  that  there  is  not  a  bdter  preparatory school  in  the  State  than  ours, conducted  by Professor
                       ~!arion and  ~~iss Barnes.
                           It is a  well  known fact that, in the  Business Course,  Professor  Hadley has few  equals,  while in the  Depart·
                       ment of Stenography, Type\\riting- and  TckgTaphy  ~!ioses  De  Sha  and  \'inzant  are  the  peers of the very best
                       instrut.·tors.
                           \\'c can assure you that any one who has any talent in any branch of mechanics can de,·elop it to its fullest
                       extent, uuder the able ~upen·i~ion of  Profe~sor~ Co" and Croom
                                                              1>7
   85   86   87   88   89   90   91   92   93   94   95