. La Rotunda . l, une partie perman-ent de notre vie étudiante. Pour le Dr Jarman, il n'y a rien à dire. Mais nous savons qu'il comprend. À Mlle Mary, nous offrons notre gratitude la plus profonde pour tout ce qu'elle a fait. Tout le monde a héli)é et pas de personnes à remercier. Et maintenant, pour oui- nouveau conseil, donner le vieux défi. Nous savons que vous le gardera lumineux et ferme et beau. N'est-il pas suffisant de le dire, nous croyons en vous? J'ai appris, nous apprenons, et à travers vous, nous continuerons à apprendre—Lincolnsrule de la vie: Je ne suis pas tenu de gagner, mais je suis tenu d'être vrai; je ne suis pas tenu de réussir, mais

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. The Rotunda . l, a perman-ent part of our student life. To Dr. Jarman, there is nothing tosay that can be said. But we knowhe understands. To Miss Mary, we offer our sincer-est gratitude for all she has done. Everyone has heli)ed and no onewants to be thanked. And now—to oui- new Council, wegive the old, old challenge. We knowyou will keep it bright and firm andbeautiful. Is it not enough to say—we believe in you? Weve been learn-ing, we are learning, and through youwe shall continue to learn—Lincolnsrule of life: I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true; I am notbound to succeed, but I am bound tolive up to the light I have; I must.stand with anyone who is right, standwith him while he is right, and partfrom him when he goes wrong. To Adele, I give a sincere wishthat she will find as much real happi-ness , in working with our girls, andin serving Alma Mater through them, as I have. After administering the oath to thenew Council President, Adele Hutch-inson, Etta gave to her, her cap and. MOTHER! As soft music echoes from the violinI think of you, my Mother! When I see lovely folwers, dewey andfreshI think of you, my Mother! I think of you, as stars twinkle above.I think of you first as I think of those I love!I think of you amidst holy rites, I think of you amidst rainbow lights. And— As purple shadows bring twilight, I think of you, my mother For beauty is truth, thereforeI think of you, dear mother! J. C. S., 31 ATONEMENT The sun shone grey On the cold stone wall At the fall of eventide, And the wind blew loud With nuiny a cloud For fantasies thought to ride. The blue smoke curled Oer the darkning woi-ld .•d the builders stoi)ped at their task, .?d never a sun Would pierce the gloom Of the life not long to last. The grey giew black .A.nd the wind grew slack At the clang of the midnight gong, And silence crept While a prisoner slept The sleep that avenged his wrong. L. M., 82 A THOUGHT So live each day— That when at eventide You kneel to pray. No

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