Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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Dedication A spritely little woman with amazingly sparkling eyes came into the biology room carrying an unsavory gob of limp vegetables. She dropped the gob into a large aquarium, crooned a few sweet words to the white guinea pig that lived there, and began to explain the intricacies of the human kidney to her class. When she reached the fascinating Henly's loop and bowman's capsule, her eyes sparkled even more. The bell rang for the between-periods break, and she was besieged by interested girls. She patiently answered their questions and generously offered her reference books. When the second period began, the girls started back to their seats. Mrs. Wisner pointed a finger at them and said in a commanding tone, Don't go steadyll' They giggled, but decided that was good advice. And to show their appreciation for her advice, her subject, and her willingness to explain and explain and explain a difficult point, the girls decided to dedicate their yearbook to Mrs. Wisner.