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Class Colors. Black and Gold. « » • Class .motto. Non CONI'liens SKI) COlil'TUS. ❖ Class J lotoer. Sweet Pea. •» Class gcll. K. S. N. S., K. S. N. S. Well, K. S. N. S., I guess. Yes, yes, yes, K. S. N. S. 19 i, well, I guess. Woo-rali 1 Woo-rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! K—E—Y—S—T—O—N—E. Hoo-ree! Iloo-rce! Hoo-ree! Normal, Normal, Normal. [First jour lines to be nmg.] 9
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Miss Helen A. Beam, M. E.. English. Miss Ada V. MeitzlBR, Tra in in g Teacher. Miss Mary Amelia Ranck, A. B , Algebra and French. Miss Henrietta Emilie Groeneveld Piano. Miss Lulu D. Haubhrt, B. I., Physical Culture and Sewing. WM. S. HaLDEMAN, Geometry. A. M. Dietrich, B. S., Physics. R. A. Ely, M. I)., Chemistry, Athletics and Physical Cu tute Charles A. Dobson, Pii. B., Vocal Music and Voice Culture. Sadie P. Rothermel, A. B., Latin and Greek. assistant Ccacfjfrs for Spring Cerm. Bright W. Beck, History. Irvin W. Ziegler, Sc. B., 1 rith metic. Helen M. Reber, School Management. Norman H. Snyder, Physiology. George L. Swank, A. B., Greek and German. 8
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Class J ong. (Tonk— The Vacant Chair.”) We are meeting ere departure, Soon we ll bid these halls farewell, Hut the thought brings joy and sadness As the parting tales we tell. Oft in days gone by we’ve gathered In the classrooms of this Hall, And the pleasant times we had here Will not pass beyond recall. Hut some gladness turns to sadness As the last farewell we give, Hut this sadness will not last long As outside these halls we'll live. If howe'er we meet our classmates, Let us think of Normal days, For 'tis here in Keystone Normal Where we learned some of life’s ways. Let us part but yet remember, We have gone but a short way, We have made but a beginning Though we labored day by day. May we ne'er forget that labor brings success to you and me, And rewarded by our Maker For good works we all will be. May the others who remain here Have strong wills to do the right; May they ever be courageous To do good with all their might. Now farewell, farewell to Normal, God speed us upon our way May his loving hand e'er guide us And direct us day by day. Ralph Otis Hibschman, ’ll. io
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