Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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,ff Fla IZ .L ,L ,sm L' Q, A i I Ll QQ l Miss CORA B. BAIR Instructor in Mathematics Her smiles that wing the tints that glow, But tell of days in goodness spent: A mind at peace with all belowg Miss CLARA ALLISON Instructor in Latin Besides, 'tis known she could speak Greek, As naturally as a frog can leapg And that Latin was no more diiiicile, A heart whose love is innocent. Than to a black-bird 'tis to whistle. Q M 3 ' 5- f I w w tem: ' ' W' E? M XT 995A 5 5 J 'if Miss MARJORY CLEARY Instructor in Commercial Department My mind to me a kingdom is: Such perfect-joy there-in I find That it excells all other bliss That life and nature have assigned. l l N Miss LORA W HALL Instructor in English He-re's to her who has a smile tor every juyg A tear for every sorrow-a consolation for every grief- An excuse for every faultg and an encour' agement for every hope.

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. Miss GRACE M. ALBERT English A creature not too bright nor good For human nature's daily food: For transient sorrows, simple wiles, Praise, hlame, love, kisses, tears and smiles. ef Miss ROXIE J. WELBOURN Instructor in Mathematics For she was kind. or ifsevcre in aught. The love she bore to learning was in fault 3 The scholars all declared how much she knew, 'Twas certain she could write and cipher too. FN 3 41 9 9 filth , '20 Mmm 'i ' 516 'J QP: . Miss MARYJ. RUTHRA UFF Instructor in German Lover of beauty-walking on the height, Ol' pure philosophy and tranquil songg Born to behold the visions that belong, To those who dwell in melody and light PLN A f Mr. H. B. SKINNER Physical Training , Young fellows will he young fellows From that we can't get awayg So we'll forgive their important airs, For they'll change at some later day.