Camp San Saba School - Trail Yearbook (Camp San Saba, TX)

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JEWEL LAWSON Miss Lawson has had three years of college training and several years of experience in the teaching profession. She is an outstanding primary teacher. Outside her regular school Work Miss Lawson is an advisor and leader in religious activities.

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MRS. A. H. FLOYD A. B., English. Mrs. Floyd, a VVest Texan by choice, though not by birth, is considered a teacher of the highest Value. She has Worked Very diligently in the interest of Spoken and VVritten Composition and has built the English Department to unparallecl heights.

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wie Keepezs 06 the ?ountainu In the Borders Where the Land of Youth and the Land of Maiihood and Womanhood meet is a beautiful fountain, called the Fountain of Learn- ing. At this happy place many of those who journey toward the Land of Manhood ,and Womanhood tarry a while. Kind are the Keepers of the Fountain. Faithful, true, and Wise men and Women from beyond the border, they give drink to all who ask, and point them to the source. They prepare the youths and maidens who abide with them for their travels in the Land of Manhood and Womanhood, and show them that there the white lilies, that all are seeking, bloom fairest along the Paths of Faith and Loving Kindness. Friendship for the Keepers grows strong in the hearts of those who tarry until the flowers of love and gratitude spring up to bloom by the Fountain. Long after the Learners are gone, their thoughts go back to those who were their truest friends, and ever as the years go by, the flower of grati-- tude blossoms more freely. For none who pass that way ever forget the Fountain or its Keepers.