Connecticut Froebel Normal School - Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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26' Your Book best JUNIOR GRINDS i'Mim B-1'-l- Always happy, always gay. Virg A-n-ld-HA little nonsense now and then, is relinquished by the of men. M-12 -11 Bar-c-t-er- Some labor, then relaxation. Hllenel' B1-k-mfn- To be industrious is noble. El-i-e- C-a-k-f'Quiet beyond belief. Bud'i C-1'-o-1-H 'Tis good nature only wins the heart. M-ry F-rd- Good nature is an element of success. M-1-r-d Ga.-b-t-'fSweet, pretty, and girlishf' Micky , H-r-i-g- From rustic dwellings hence. Dot H-nt- Ready 'ere her name is called. M-ry K-l-y- Short and neat was the little maid. M-r-a-et L-n-s-aff- A pretty woman is a welcome guest. Joann L--ch- Good nature is a key to all our hearts. May R---ly- A faithful friend is better tha11 gold. li-i-h S-xe-H 'Tis well to be quiet and wiscf? Dot L--e- A friend in need is a friend indeed. Clara S---k- Does wellg acts noblyg none could do more.

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Connecticut Frocbel Normal lk . , H, - 13 ' 1 '11 l - ,e.er.. ri ' VIL EN 6ff 'dn, 'u li J f' 'f l Q I L COMIC let us live with our children is the kindergarten motto. I am wondering if it would not take a very careful observer to be able to dis- tinguish lnetween the kindergartner with her bobbed hair, short skirts, and youthful appearzmee and those who are seated around her while she is performing her various duties among the little folks-she surely is doing her part toward making' them feel at home. She will never lack material with which to amuse them for she eau always resort to her bright spark- ling earrings to illustrate size, shape and color. ' -E. Ruth Young. -5

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Connecticut F rocbel Normal CLASS SONG lst lv-'ersc Old friendships now must sever, Out on life 's fit-ful sea Memories of our years together Strikes a. chord in every heart. Chorus Dear C. F. N. we love you dearly, For all your kind and tender care, XVhieh ehangelessly endures forever In all our thoughts you will be ever near There'sla golden chain that binds Deepest thoughts to kindred minds, lVhile our paths are far apart lVe will always think of you. 2-ml Verso Now is our labor ended Tho' the way seemed oft times rough VVe trust the future may perfeet The work our hands have wrought. C71 orus , Good-bye ! It shall not be farewell XVQ have again some day to meet Happy ll1CI1ly1'lCS, now shall cheer us Tho' at times for you we'll grieve May your work go on forever Tho? we are leaving you to-day Our lips must bravely, sadly say The parting words, Good-bye. -Marion S. Weed.