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THE FACULTY Superintendent Hutchinson and his corps of assistants have done much to better the condition of this school. Their tireless efforts have brought about the question of a new High School building, which, we hope and believe will materialize. They have done a great deal to develop school spirit. Each one is separately interested in clean athleticswhich mean so much to a school of our size. This year the study of music has been introduced, by the faculty, into the Farmington High School, and the musical ability of the students is being developed with great success in the Glee Club. HEARD AT CHURCH Minister fquoting scripturel: Love thy neighbor as thyself. Miss Sellinghausen: Shakespeare could say the most beautiful things, don't you think so, Miss Donahue? ' WHO'S WHO IN THE FACULTY The most high -- Miss Sellinghausen The most dainty - Mr. Mcllrath. The most aristocratic - Miss Donahue. The most musical -- Mr. Hutchinson. The most O. K. - Miss Kelly.g The most E. Z. - Miss Richburg. The most jazzy - Mrs. Ball. . Mr. Hutchinson: HISTORY TWO I am tempted to give an examination Beula Sharp: Yield not to temptation. ENGLISH TWO Miss Sellinghausen: Joe, give me a sentence using the word, petrified Joe Wynn: I drank a glass of petrified cider. Miss Sellinghausen: What is a lyric? Alta Hoff: A song sung by a liar. H hMiss Sellinghausen: Parse the word kiss, Ruth Baldwin: This word is a noun, but often used as a congunctlon It is never declined and is more common than proper. Six
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EVA SELLINGHAUSEN F ,, A English 1 1 PEARL KELLY Mathematics BAMA RICHBURG Home Economics WALLACE McILRATH Vocational Agriculture i J UNE DONAHUE Spanish Five P MINOLA H. BALL Music
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DEDICATION As a ,token of the esteem which we hold for Superin- tendent Hutchinson and in appreciation for his unself- ish interest in our progress, to him, this second volume of the Naniskad is respect- fully dedicated by the Class of 1921 Th
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