Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

still I feel pretty well encouraged by the year’s work.

The last two months at school were the happiest. In March, as I mentioned before Tilly gave place to another woman, Mrs. Bower and the change was wonderful. We got along famously and work was almost a pleasure. She had a couple girls from Sebring working for her and we had many merry times. At school tho I had the most fun. Discipline is hardly known at the Art School, as compared to High School - there can be none in an Art School. We took advantage of this and cut classes often for trips down­town or walks in the park and other excuses.

Bright among my memory are the many walks I took in Lakeview Cemetery. These I took at noon usually with Kaiser. Our lunching place was not far I from school and Lakeview Cemetery was but a few steps beyond it. Lunch eaten we’d stroll over for a half hours stay. While it is unpleasant to remember