Curtis High School - Curtis Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Miss 1l.xRR11aT'1' sixylaus. AN APPRECIATION Wie, the Class of 1911, before leaving school, wish to express our utmost appreciation of our teacher, Miss Sayers, who has always been so ready and willing to assist us when we were confronted with difficulties, While at various times many other lessons demanded our' atten- tion, we were never allowed to forget that the Fourth Year English was as important as any other study. At the same time we found ourselves able to do what had seemed impossible, and no true effort on our part was overlooked by her. And so, in parting, we take this opportunity of thanking Miss Sayers for her kind attention to us, and hope that she may be able to benefit many other classes as she' has benefited us. Te u

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Backlin, A .... 'K'l'l1e quiet kind whose natures never vary. Bethig, K ..... 'Tait was she, and young. Davis,j ....... VVith tears and laughter for all times. Twelve