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I rex k Whetstone; Flagstaff State Normal. First Grade. Miss Whetstone came from Holbrook to our little desert town. And she teaches the young Idea how to grow with great renown. Belle Oaki.ey: Nebraska State Normal. Third Grade. Here’s stately Miss Oakley, the tall, slender blonde. Who'se adored by the parents of the children she’s fond.” Hsthkic Fleming: Minneapolis Kindergarten School. Kindergarten. From far off Montana Miss Flemming came, With her coal black eyes that flash like flame. JB Gladys Fouts ; San Diego Normal. W Fifth Grade. Here’s Miss Gladys Fouts. but alas alack. Next year we’ll miss her, for she’s not coming back. - I Flaii IIuolow; Tempo State Normal. First Grade. This is Miss Hudlow, with smile so sweet. And a trim little figure so dainty and neat. P Ke Twenty
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A. O. Btrrox: Washington State Normal. Manual Training. “With mallet and chisel, with plane and level. He teaches the boys to work like the devil.” j. B. Britt: Warrenslmrg (Mo.) State Normal. History and Geography. “Here's to the human dynamo, renowned for his wit, He hails from Missouri and his name is Britt. (tertrcdk Davis: Denton State Normal. English. .Miss Davis of Englsh, both occupation and name. From the North Grammar rebounds her fame.” Mabi.k R. Coi.k: Keene (X. II.). State Normal. Spelling and Reading. “With a New England conscience and a taste for fame. The color of her hair will tell you her name. Jkaxnkttk Wilcox: Michigan State Normal. First Grade. Out of the North this young lady came. Because of the sunshine for which Ariz. is famed. Page Nineteen
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Kdxth IIendekson; Stephens (Mo.) College. Substitute, Second Grade. From the North Side to the South Side, From the Second to the Fourth, from the Grammar to the Washington, this lady holdeth forth.” Margaret Day, Sun Diego Normal. Third Grade. With eyes of blue, a form petite. And wavy hair like ripened wheat. Miss Elrod Alabama State Normal. Fourth Grade. Here’s the girl from old Alabam! out in Winslow with knowledge to cram--- In the heads of the girls and the domes of the boys. Which she accomplishes with a great mental poise.” Rt by Cassin: Colorado State Normal. First Grade. “With brown eyes and a winsome smile, .Miss Ruby Cassin does the boys beguile. Mabel Bartel: University of Kansas. Fourth Grade. “This lady came from Kansas to Arizona's sunny land, To finish out the fourth grade, that lawless, rebel band.” Page Twenty-one
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