Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

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! . . . (Dedication 9sn St(rs. 4da Jtfcgraw (puts and 9ur Mothers Stfrs. pitts, our ENormal Jifother, has not only always striven to make our Normal a school of the highest educational and moral advancement, but has always worked unselfishly anil wholeheartedly for the best of the college and the best of the individual students. In the absence of our own mothers she has been a mother to us. She is altvays ready to listen and advise with a heart of motherly love and understanding. Because of this and her unlimited ability to do great things efficiently, her sympathetic humor and her wonilerful insight into human nature, we the class of nineteen hundred and twenty seven dedicate to her and to our own dear mothers this volume of the toeacoala. HOUSTON COLE LIBRARY JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY JACKSONVILLE. ALABAMA 3626S

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In publishing this annual, our purpose has been to bring to the students and the alumni of the Jacksonville Normal a permanent record of the history of the £Normal for the year nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. cls)e have striven to give a glimpse of all the School’s activities in such a way that in the years to come a person looking over the pages of this book will realize theghtry that is our Normal’s and will be wafted backed in a wave of pleasant remembrance to the time that he spent here. If this is ac-complished,. we shall be happy and our hopes for the present volume be realized. —efSfie Staff