Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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12TH GRADE l25l it Wt E were born, as might have been suspected, at a very early age and Were immediately enrolled in Green- wood. From kindergarten through the high school we made our wayg forming early the ideals and ideas which moti- vate an individuality of thought that is the aim of that institution. We can never express to its instructors, many of whom were student-teachers, our appre- ciation for their guidance. They can never fully realize what a part they have played in molding not only our own personality, but those of so many of our fellow students. We have the utmost contempt for sticky sentimentalitiesg for the glorilied GREENVVOOD TRAINING SCHOOL graduate who lauds his alma mater in glowingly insincere phrases. It is not our province to spout platitudinous pon- derosities or to exaggerate the import- ance of the perpendicular pronoun in proclaiming to the world that we have been graduated from its most wonderful institution of learning. Our one wish is to say that our career as a Greenwood student has meant to us the development of our true self. ' Well, as that perpetual headache, Cicero, would have it, quorum magna pars firinl ,l JEAN . .

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i A 1 .Of P- TRENTHAM EFTON R. HENDERSON Principal of the Training School Science B. S. in Education CSpringfieldj A.B. ,d Bug. ' Ed t' 5 ' M.tB.A. CNo1'thwestei'n Uni7fersityD mins. CCifornelicilliitiiieigsiijyrgngjqeldJ Graduate Student fNew York U.J Graduate Student cNew yotk U., J. H. COLLINS Supervisor of Physical Education B. S. in Education, A. B. CSpringfieldD Graduate Student CY. M. C. A. College, Springfield, Massj Q LEO SPRADLING Librarian B. S. in Education CSp1'ingfieldj i241

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