Edward Little High School - Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

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nt. .1 ,..-v Y MISS PIERCE: Miss Pierce is very popular with the Home Economics Dept. She is always ready to help anyone with a costume for the gym exhibit, the operetta, or for the spring wardrobe, as the case may be. MISS PULSIFER: Many of our successful young secretaries owe their start to Miss Pulsifer. May she Continue to train efficient stenographers. MISS PURVIS: Miss Purvis is one of our most attractive faculty members. She has such expressive eyes and the Garbo voice. She is very popular with her classes, and during this last year has shown great ability as a Dramatic Club Coach. MISS RICE: Miss Rice has quite the bluest eyes, but in spite of her feminine appear- ance keeps strict discipline. She is one of our most brilliant young teachers. and although somewhat reserved, has made a host of friends at Ifdward Little. MR. TAYLOR: Red has the faculty of being able to shape the rawest material into a team and a good one, too. His Commercial Law Classes are said to be a snap Cfor A studentsj and he tells the best jokes. MR. YEATON: By rights, Mr. Yeaton should be a country squire. But as a teacher, he seems to be in his element. Kindly, benevolent, I am sure we are all glad of having come into contact with so fine a personality. PAGE FIFTEEN

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