Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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In Memoriam E deeply regret the passing away of our friend and teacher, Miss Margaretta Burnet. As a student, enthusiasm and thoroughness characterized her work, whether studying the kindergarten system at St. Louis or delving deeply into mysteries of Biology at t the University of Cincinnati and at Cornell. As a teacher, this same enthusiasm awakened the intense interest of her pupils. Her experience for several years as one of the directors of the kindergarten schools of St. Louis gave her a deep insight into child nature. Later this knowledge was no small aid to her in understanding the needs of pupils in her high-school work. Her experience as a teacher, her knowledge of the childts mind and her own comprehen- sible view of the subject of Zoology led to her successful preparation of a textbook on that subject for young people. As a friend she was generous and sympathetic, happiest when sharing the pleasures of others. Out of her life there came a tone of power, of love and of trut . We have but faith; we can not know, For knowledge is of things we see, And yet we trust it comes from Thee; A beam in dm-kness: let it gmw. Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of revereme in us dwell That mind and soul, $00071!ng well, May make one music as before? 15

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