Stivers High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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C. RICHARDSON Cooperative School Muskingum (In Absentia) M. HELEN KELLER Home Economics M iami University Chicago University BERTHA GEIGE Ancient History General History University of Chicago Milwaukee Teachers’ Seminary MARTHA K. SCHAUER Art Pratt Institute, Graduate Columbia University HAZEL HEATER English Miami University A. B. (In Absentia) 28

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Come, swell the song, O Friends, and send it far Till down the Blue the voice of some fair star Questions, “What is this multitude that ever grows?” Then smiles the School, “All these my children are.” S. Z. 30