Artemisia [], 1904 . , D'être toléré ou , m.nn.e. L.e^N en ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^ -i : : ::;r;j'rirti^ • t =Im malades.été malade longtemps ? Itlalt^N : ! Trouvé sur,. ,O". maintenir des beddin. et dépouillé. o tbe bo. .Comme fnllvdressed. En temps de gel ; donble ," la société. ! s'wbtcb tbe crisp commande, appelé, un e,b,-bi,io" de l'animé d'un sprinring se, de lazy bones ^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^ 1.^^^ »", ".., ,"", b. "".J:r 1™ ^^^^^^^^^ : : : : : i : : : : : ::ri..... s,et........ ...Ng... ...E ...der .s, Co,.. rememoereo succeedmg , Université par tous les ans. Cela a été et sera conttnne

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Artemisia [yearbook], 1904 . , to be tolerated or , m.nn.e. L.e^en N ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^_ _^^^^^^^ ^^^ —i::;r::i;t=rirti^ • Im sick.Been sick long? Itlalt^N:! reached on, . , o„. hold of the beddin. and stripped it o._tbe bo. .as fnllvdressed. Gel up; donble time , „ the compan.! came tbe crisp command, wbtcb called on, an e, b, -bi, io„ of lively sprinring from one se, of lazy bones ^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^_ ^^^ 1^.^ „^„, ^ „.., , „„, b. „„.j:r 1™ ^^^^^^^^^::::: i:::::::ri..... s, and........ ...ng... ...e ...der .s co, ., . rememoereo , University through all succeedmg years. This has been and will conttnne to be Iptul to Unwe . g ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^, ^. ^^^^^^_^, __^, ^, , „ Mary W. Emery came to the Un.vers.ty , „ ?« » ^ » _ ^^ ^^^ „, „, , , „, „ ^nd la.e .br the good of the Normal ber .as.s, and con.inned in her dn.ies „p to an ->;« ^ ™ ^^^^^ J^ , ..„, ^„„, „ , .„ , „„„„, , „, „ .he Normal School dnring School, and improvement of its courses ot study. t^robabi. 28. -i Mrs. En^erys term of service and these all came under her tuition. Thev have gone out from the Universitv to teach in everv remotecorner of the State and have exemplified her methods of teaching in hundreds of different places. Their success or failure in the whole or inpart means success or failure to her. She has been one of the University builders and can well afford to stand on the record she has madeThe men and women of the present Faculty build upon the work of the past. The records and traditions of a Universitv are a partof Ks hentage. Every professor and every student who has done good and valuable work m a University adds something to its greatness andus power. Though a man may have ceased to labor in his accustomed place, what he has done is indestructible. He has set standards andcreated .deals that will produce effects through all the vears that follow. It has been mv purpose thus briefly to sketch out what seemedbest worthy of mennon in the

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