Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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ibechcafion MRS. M. O. CLARK Bustling from ll5 with an armload of books, entertaining a college representative over a lunch table, teaching Junior spelling, and trying to prepare her Seniors for the world outside G,P.S., Mrs. Clark is a quiet, ever-dependable force, helping to keep G.P.S. running smoothly. ln the classroom, Mrs. Clark broadens our knowledge of the world's literature, or patiently makes a last attempt to teach us the funda- mentals of English grammar. As sponsor of the Kaleidoscope, Mrs. Clark keeps everyone on schedule, offers a timely word of encouragement, and eagerly helps out with the most tedious of odd iobs. To the Senior Class Mrs. Clark is a special friend- just one of the girls. With a sincere interest in each of us, she works tirelessly to get us into the college of our choice. She reioices with us in our achievements and offers sympathetic understand- ing in our disappointments. As we sit in homeroom, Mrs. Clark scolds us for mis- behaving or, more often, offers an appreciated compliment. She fondly confesses, I can talk about you, but no one else can. Ever ready to defend us, give us friendship or advice, Mrs. Clark means a great deal to this year's Senior Class. And it is with special pleasure and great appreciation that we dedicate your annual, Mrs. Clark, to you. N31

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