Fort Wayne Normal School - Annual Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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OUR YEs'r1gRDAYs Your Education ls Neyer Finishe After you graduate from school or college your education really begins for the School of Experiencei' is the greatest educator. The learning you receive in the class room only educates you so that you may thereafter use the knowledge to learn more. You will find it necessary to keep your knowledge of the World's rapidly changing conditions up-to-date. To do this you must read GOOD NEWSPAPERS. News- papers that are clean editorially and which have the best writers on important subjects. This paper is the only paper in Fort Wayne that receives its World News over the leased wires of THE ASSOL CIATED PRESS, the greatest news gathering organiza- tion in the world. National, international and state news are accurately reported. Science, Art, Literature, Economics and Business are reviewed by able writers. ii' jE3ii1iilii?,3fi7 c A z ETTE Tzmc, fl Pwfvrf Dayf' NVorfls, Class of 1915. When you come to the end of your school career And you sit alone with your thought, VVhen you think of the times with your schoolmates dear And the joys which the old days brought, You think of the pranks that you often played And the way you were punished then, And you smile and smile as you think them o'er And wish you were in school again. You think of your critic teachers dear And of the lesson plans that you wrote And of the times you have tried to teach A lesson learned by rote. And you racked your brain for a motive new Which would appeal to the class, And of Courtis tests which took hours of work As your thought before you pass. Tzmc, Old 67018011 B1u'kct. NNorcls, Class of 1920. How dear to our hearts are the scenes out at Normal, Vllhen each of us strove a good teacher to be. The Attic, the Kitchen, the long-wished-for Rest Room, The Gym and the Onice, we plainly can see. The many good times, the assemblies, and parties And everything else, different classes began, Psychology, methods, and inductive lessons, Our-fond recollections bring to us again. 'Xlzrr Ilfzzllrwf- Help, stop himl He was rlirting with ine. Cop lXex'er mind, lady, the1'e's plenty more.

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