Chapter 35
Weeks 12 and 13, Instructor Calendar, December 1898
This world should be known and served and treated with as much respect and sincerity as that other world, which is to be our reward. ~Mrs. John Sherwood
Over the final two weeks of the semester, students and staff struggled to maintain the routine of classes and examinations. But with worried mommas scooping up their daughters to withdraw them early, and reporters and police trouping through administrators’ offices, normality had flown out the window. Mr. Sanbourne, naturally, canceled his classes for the rest of the semester. After a very private funeral service—to which no one from the school was welcome—Sanbourne spent nearly all of his time in his laboratory. He still had project deadlines to meet. George Lovelace stayed
