Woodrow Wilson Middle School - Statesman Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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We, the Journalism Class of l936, here- by dedicate this book to the memory of Mark Twain, most beloved author of the Middle West. Within the pages of his books we find his true character. Simplicity, honesty and a knowledge of boys and girls are his key- notes. With these traits he has built an everlasting memory of himself in the hearts of all boys and girls who have read Tom Sawyern, Huckleberry Finn , Prince and the Pauper and other of his books. ln the preface of A Boy's Life of Mark Twainu, Alfred Bigelow Paine pays this be- loved author a well-deserved tribute. l-le says, This is the story of a boy born in humblest surroundings, reared almost with- out schooling and amid benighted condi- tions such as today have no existence, yet who lived to achieve a world-wide fame, to attain honorary degrees from the greatest universities of America and England, to be sought by statesmen and kings, to be loved and honored by all men in all lands, and mourned by them when he died. lt is the story of the world's very great man-the story of Mark Twain,

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