Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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John Swinney, A. B. William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo.; University of Chicago, graduate work: teacher at Blackwell, Okla., 2 years; Paxton, 1 year. Ottis Hcskinson, A. M. Union Christian College; Indiana State Normal; University of Illinois; Director Teachers Training, Christian College; Superintendent at Hutsonville, Stock-land. Wellington and Paxton. PAGE NINE

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AS WE SEE THEM P. C. H. S. is a noted school (Noted—observe what 1 said', For its number of brilliant teachers And its very remarkable head. Tis Mr. Hoskinson of whom 1 speak, Our superintendent you see; For jokes, and hard work, and discipline, too, A better could never be. John G. Swinney, our Chemistry prof, Is one among many we claim; There’s a wave in his hair, and it s auburn, too, For which he isn’t to blame. Miss Gracen is speedy in more ways than one. As a typist and a Ford driver, too; She’s got a giggle that’s worth a million When a feller's downhearted and blue. Mrs. Eggleston’s willing to lend a hand To Freshies and Seniors the same; As a coach of plays and debates this year She surely has won much fame. Miss Kerns, our instructor in Latin, Has talent forty and four; She reads and plays and sings with ease And many, many things more. Miss Wylie, la demoiselle francaise. Is working for a pension, oui, oui; She has taught beaucoup d annee As many as four minus three. Miss Geyer knows all about History. What's happened way back to B. C.; But that's nothing—it doesn't prevent her From the good times of Springtime, A. D. Miss Jurgens, with a Master’s in Science, Has met with success this year; But orange blossoms, and wedding bells Are dangerously near, we fear. And last, but not least, are the Eatons, Both Mr. and Mrs., you know: And dear little Eaton, Junior, We love each one of them so. PAGE ELEVEN —Frances Watts, '23.