Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Where Teachers Learn TEACHER . TRAINING means Hpractice teach- ing to most students, and practice teaching means the Laboratory School anfl Roosevelt High School. Many stu- clents will rememher their classes in these huilclings longer than they will I'Cl'll0lllllCl' any other classes. Above: Kindergarten children in a music class, with Miss Elsie Thrasher. Below: M i s s Faye Huffman Cstanfling, rightj with a class in the Library.

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Music Hall

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AP M, Q.. Roosevelt High School A SCHOOL by itself, Roose- velt Higll School is not only a training place for teachers, but is a training place for many Emporia boys and girls. It is among the oldest build- ings on the campus, and was the original Model School, before the Laboratory School Building, on page opposite, was thought of. At left: The maple in front of R. H. S., one of the best known trees on the campus-a moonlight view.