Claymont High School - Clay Tablet Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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lit INIISS ELLA INIAI2 GIBI5, Business Ijdutation. Atturaty. aettiraty. ae- turatyf' Pulitzer NICHOLAS I, PANZIITTA. Busi- ness Ifdutation 'I'lie dittitult ue do iminttlmtely. The impossible takes .1 little lougerf Anonymous XX'II.I.IAfXI C, 'I'RIfXLIiR, Business Ifdutation. The future ot this na- tion depends on a sound business mind, Gray 10 MRS. SALLY B, NORRIS. Art. Doing easily what others rind dini- tult is talent. Amiel DAVID INIYIZRS. Sotial studies. 'iHe who has an interest in elaildren must .tlxxays lwe young at heart. Smuli MISS MAR-IORIIL RQC,KXX'IiI.I.. Latin. Nam non solum stire .tliquid artis est, sed elualdam .irs etiam dotendif' C.itero MRS. MARGARET HAGARTY, Ifnglislm. Order and simplititation are the first steps toward the mastery ot' a subjettf' Mann MISS GLORIA SNYDER, Libra- rian. Pray thee. take tare who tak- est my book in hand, to read it well, that is, to understand. Jonson MISS GLADYS C. HALL, Biology. Science may be partial or impartial. depending 'upon the Scientistf' Anonymous K, , ' M IM., 1, ', . I ' '- fm , j.. . fff? rf! ohm, , . 24415 'L ' 'zen :-1 I . n .veil x'ti4.'.', .'i 'i 2 5 X 'Sl X I IX . sa.,

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MISS PHYLLIS HAUPTLE. Mgt- thematits. The vocation of every woman is to serve other people. Tolstoi IFREDIERICK T, MANN, Blathe- nutits. There is no royal road to geometry. Eutlid MRS, HAZIZL O, SMITH, Blathe- matits, The mtttltenutitian has reached the highest rung on the ladder ol' human thought. Ellis those who build . . ROBERT A. BLATCHFORD, Civics. Tall as plainsmen oft are found, .tnd gentle in his way. Rogers DAVID E. OWEN, English. Only the more rugged would attempt to l-seep up with current literature. Ade C DONALD CRAXWIIORD, Soeittl Studies. His knowledge of the prtst is surpassed only by his hopes for the future. Eliot MRS, .IOAN S. ARMBRIQSTER. Musit. Musk is the greatest good that mortals lxnowf Addison EDXWARD R. STEINER, Instru- mental Music. Musk is the uni- versal language ot' m.1nlfcind. Long- fellow. RUSS TNTARIE HllJW'ELL, Votttl Musit. XXfithout musit life would be .1 mist.il4e. Nietzsthe

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HARRY E. CHANNELL, French, Spanish, English. Il ny a rien de change en France, il n'y a qu'un Francais de plus. D'Artois MRS. MILDRED S. MILLER, Homemaking, After delicious fare, I take no common foodf' Petronius MRS. VILENA BOURDON, Ma- thematics, English. Math possesses not only truth but supreme beauty. Russel MRS. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, English. A load of books does not equal one good teacher. Hart PETER G. WEBER, English. The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds. France MRS. ANNA CUMBERLAND, English. Patience is a Hovver that grows not in every garden. Howell -41 WILBUR C. WILHELM, Metal Shop. Society is based on her ma- chines and men. Krupp RAYMOND KEGG, Physics, Auto Mechanics, Shop-Math. Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense. Lzycynski WALTER M. STEIN, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts. The best carpenters make the fewest chips. Coryat 11