The Tecoan 1924
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A smile for all, a greeting glad A most lovable lady for "Sawyer lad," She's little and low, but never slow For her lessons she studies and always knows Not too serious, not too gay.
But a perfect lady day by day.
She's kind, she's modest, sincere and true.
Annie McFayden Raeford, N, C.
" 'Tis Anjtie MrFni/den Our own •gunnu Mack' She wins uiany friends has greatly endeared hcrs.ii n, h, i n i, mis classmates. No situation is :u.. -.svii;. loi her mism. Always she is calm, serene, dignified, ■t...eous and generous. She is very studious and ler post of duty on time, and at all times •ith the Student Government regula- To know her e ^::^z^^g:g3g3^^t4T^>4PPlf^jyR3g^=gr;^3^::^Q n D ;xiE Lee MoRriA intelligence intensely alive — she n endurance and a keen sense feel sure that since it is her de- rear the under thoughts, to de- .... Spring Hope, thou shoivest.
Its her tasks with lightful task to rear velop the young mind, sue «iii «ii the hearts of all her pupils.
Jt RiTH Mitchell B "Still water rum deep.' Along with several others from on North State.' „--^ - - we know what is in store for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A smile for all, a greeting glad A most lovable lady for "Sawyer lad," She's little and low, but never slow For her lessons she studies and always knows Not too serious, not too gay.
But a perfect lady day by day.
She's kind, she's modest, sincere and true.
Annie McFayden Raeford, N, C.
" 'Tis Anjtie MrFni/den Our own •gunnu Mack' She wins uiany friends has greatly endeared hcrs.ii n, h, i n i, mis classmates. No situation is :u.. -.svii;. loi her mism. Always she is calm, serene, dignified, ■t...eous and generous. She is very studious and ler post of duty on time, and at all times •ith the Student Government regula- To know her e ^::^z^^g:g3g3^^t4T^>4PPlf^jyR3g^=gr;^3^::^Q n D ;xiE Lee MoRriA intelligence intensely alive — she n endurance and a keen sense feel sure that since it is her de- rear the under thoughts, to de- .... Spring Hope, thou shoivest.
Its her tasks with lightful task to rear velop the young mind, sue «iii «ii the hearts of all her pupils.
Jt RiTH Mitchell B "Still water rum deep.' Along with several others from on North State.' „--^ - - we know what is in store for her.
What to read after The Tecoan 1924?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by East Carolina Teacher's College to read onlineMoreLess
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