Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Teacher, Person “Sans m aV a 4 A'S f( o •'T’V tk? i Clr 6 r A radiant bonjour” and a warm smile typify the daily greeting of French teacher Mrs. Eula P. Mohle. Teaching French is her job, but stimulating minds is her underlying result. The world of her classroom is one not of dull repetitive lessons but one£pf intellectual advancement combined with Mrs. Mohle’s unique French wit. Learning French becomes a matter of necessity, for only in that manner can one become aware of the high- lights of her sparkling personality. Her sympathetic understanding of the problems of the student laced with firm discipline has endeared her to many A scholar as well as a per- sonality, Mrs. Mohle has her M.A. in Latin, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, has done graduate work in French at three different universities and taught languages at Texas Christian University and Southern Methodist University. She has served as con- tributing editor to a national journal Practical English, and is the author of two widely used books on Texas. Director of the National Council of Teachers of English and chief consultant for the Summer English Workshops are only a few of the important offices she has held. In this continual spirit of adven- ture as an author, educator, traveler, and ’Tree spirit, Mrs. Mohle remains above all, our friend With these aspects of a wonder woman in mind, we the staff of the 1963 Buffalo respectfully dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Eula P. Mohle, not only’a teacher, but a person sans pareille.” Pareille MRS. EULA P. MOHLE 8

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