State Normal and Industrial School - Snitcher Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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P. A. COOLEY, B. S., M. ACC’T. Kansas Wesleyan University, Department of Commercial Arts ••He Is a gentleman on whom 1 build an absolute trust.” JULIA O. NEWTON, A. B. University of Minnesota, Department of History Seems to me the whole world’s singing something joyful all the time.” GRACE KANE. Iowa State Normal, Preparatory I cpartmont Her voice was ever soft Gentle and low—an excellent thing in a woman.” L. B. FIELDS, M. E. Purdue University. Department of Karin Engineering, Instructor in Mechanic Arts As it’s give me to perceive 1 must certainly believe When a man’s jest glad plum through God’s pleased with him. same as you.” Page D

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W. G. BOW 10US. A. R, A. M. Indiana State University, Department of Natural Sciences A man lie seems of cheerful yester- days— And confident tomorrows.” CLARA ORTON SMITH, B. S. Ohio State University, Department of Home Economics “A lurking imp of mischief In her eye Dotli that assumed primness quite belle.” M A BEL BURK 10. Saint Joseph's Academy, Instructor In Domestic Arts Graceful and useful all she does. Blessing and blest where’er she goes. W. A. BROYLIOS. B. S., A. B. Indiana University. Instructor in Natural Sciences He moves along with quiet mien, modest and unassuming, 'Mongst all Ills friends lie gains Ills ends, without a bit of fuming. l'age 8

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J A CO IS SOilUTZ, A. IS.. PM. It. University of Christiania, Department of Music When nature was kneading: and shap- ing the day. She sang to her work In her sweet childish way, And found when she put the last touch to Ills SOUl That the music had somehow got mixed with the whole.” LOU I SI? KUBBlt PINKNEY, Teacher's College Columbia University, Department of Fine Arts The meadows, your walks have left so sweet That whenever a March wind sighs lie sets the jewel-print of your feet In violets blue as your eyes. HOSE WINIFRED EATON. It. L. University of Minnesota, Departments of Latin and Psychology .Mindful not of herself—hut hearing tlie burdens of others Always thoughtful, kind, and un- troubled.’ RENA KATEIUNE MANSION, PII. It. University of Chicago, Critic Teacher “A brave, whole-souled, true woman. Pago 10