. Desoto (1921) . Schoov- (921 Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2011 witii funding from LYRASIS IVIembers and Sloan Foundation STATE TEACHERS COUf Gt 3anmavh In presenting this volume, which is a slight deviationfrom the customary De Soto, the Senior class is justly proudto have been able to compile at least this record of the schoolyear. (^^ Beset writh unusual difficulties, we have been unwilling to • ^ culminate the career of our class at dear old Normal without \^ leaving a pleasant, representative chronicle. Unfortunately, we have be
. Desoto (1921) . Schoov- (921 Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2011 witii funding from LYRASIS IVIembers and Sloan Foundation STATE TEACHERS COUf Gt 3anmavh In presenting this volume, which is a slight deviationfrom the customary De Soto, the Senior class is justly proudto have been able to compile at least this record of the schoolyear. (^^ Beset writh unusual difficulties, we have been unwilling to • ^ culminate the career of our class at dear old Normal without \^ leaving a pleasant, representative chronicle. Unfortunately, we have been small in numbers, this fact being due to a change ^ in graduation requirements. ^ Whether or not we have succeeded in our endeavor rests ^ entirely with you, dear readers. We hope that, in considera- tion of the many difficulties encountered in issuing an annualunder pressure of such conditions as those of the present day,you will admire the good points, such as they are, and over-look the mistakes. (A. SfJiiratton After our hard-learned facts become fiction, and ourclassroom knowledge falls in tattered fragments from ourmemories, we still have left a great deal that is w^orth w^hilew^hich we have had at Normal. We will never be able to getvery far from the influences cast by those w^hom w^e havelearned here to honor as true men and w^omen. Of thesefriends, one above all others has w^on a place in our heart ofhearts by his gentle administration and by his patient guidanceof us along the road to knowledge. So to one who has alwaysstood ready to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed,truly exemplifying the beauty of service, TOANDREW ARMSTRONG KINCANNON, M. S., L. L. w^e the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Tw^enty-one dedi-cate this volume.
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