Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-05-30 | Page 12 | What College Will Mean to You

WHAT COLLEGE WILL MEAN TO YOU 1 i " Bp Lcwcttc Beauchanip Pollock, Teacher of English in East Technical Techni-cal High School, Cleveland, Ohio). She sat next to me in the car one afternoon last June. I could tell she had just como from college. Her face, neok and arms w,oro sunburned to a fine tan. Her muscular mus-cular sllmness spoke of basketball, tennis, skating, of anything and everything ev-erything that means tho building up of a strong body. Even her hair had a healthy gleam beneath her dark hat. There was "stylo" about Her, too the up-to-date lines of her suit. She was distinctly an "athletic" girl, of the typo that doesn't let herself grow "frumpy" in dress. You would have enjoyed looking at her, as the people in tho car seemed to do. And you too, or high school graduate, gradu-ate, will want to add to your own particular charm that glorious "out-of-doors" look. You can, every one of you, if you have chosen your college wisely, and if you keep In mind from tho first the vital importance of a healthy body. y That's why I hope your college is beautifully located. For .this is your one chance to live, for- four whole years, close to the lovely things God has made. So, If yo,u have made a Aviso choice there 'aro in store for you glorious autumn tramps through flamc-colorod woods, class picnics j along the shore of some exquisite laKe, and ice-sKating and tobogganing toboggan-ing for the snow-blanJtctcd winter evenings. But perhaps you will flkc basketball basket-ball best, or, In the spring, rowing in real "shells," and such all-day "hikes" as will be a joy to remember remem-ber for years to "come. And always there will bo tennis, hockey, and perhaps even baseball! , Are you thrilled? I'm hoping so! And I'm hoping, too. that you are H I resolving not to let a slnglo day, of II , I those precioifs four years go by I I without giving some part of it to . i any one of these things that are 4 I" so sure to help make you flno bod- s i led and strong nerved In other K ', words, a typical "out-of-doors" glrij I '?"' f