Dyer School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PLAYING A GAME CALLED LEARNING Ihmxw OUR NURSE; JUDY JORDAN, R.N., CHECKS UP ON POUNDS AWAY MEMBERS; WHERE LOSERS ARE WINNERS!

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BEATITUDE'S FOR PARENTS By Marion Kinneman BLESSED are the parents who make their peace with spilled milk and with mud; for of such is the kingdom of childhood. BLESSED 133 the parent who engages not in the comparison of his child with others; for precious unto each 118 the rhythm of his own growth. BEESSED are the fathers and mothers who have teamed laughter,- for it 118 the music of the child's world. BLESSED andewiae are those parents who understand the goodness of time; for they nuke it not a word that kills growth but a shield to protect. BLESSED and mature are they who without anger can say 0; for comforting to the child 733 the security of ftm decisions. BLESSED is the gift of consistency; for it 713 heart's-ease in childhood. BLESSED are they who accept the aukmrdneee of growth; for they are we of the constant perilous choice between marred fmishtngs and dmged personalities. BLESSED are the teachable; for kmwledge brings understand- ing, and understanding brings love. BLESSED are the men and women who, if: the midst of the Wipromiaing mundane, give love; for they bestow the greatest of all gifts to each other, to their children, and - in' an ever-wtdentng circle - to their fellow men.