This is obviously not our class. I've never seen so many students absolutely enthralled in their studies. Only two in the whole bunch look a little inattentative. Somehow, I can't imagine my current students spending time at the library except under penalty of death. Is that Donald House at the first table on the left?
Margaret, Thanks for the IDs. I remember some of those names you mentioned, and of course, I remember Miss McKee. She had fear striking down to an art. Speaking of Sue McKensie... she was my eighth grade teacher and probably the very best teacher I ever had. I learned whatever knowlege I have about grammar and bridge from her, and she certainly instilled a love for poetry that has lasted 'til this day. She made learning fun and genuinely seemed to actually like us.
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This is obviously not our class. I've never seen so many students absolutely enthralled in their studies. Only two in the whole bunch look a little inattentative. Somehow, I can't imagine my current students spending time at the library except under penalty of death. Is that Donald House at the first table on the left?
Margaret, Thanks for the IDs. I remember some of those names you mentioned, and of course, I remember Miss McKee. She had fear striking down to an art. Speaking of Sue McKensie... she was my eighth grade teacher and probably the very best teacher I ever had. I learned whatever knowlege I have about grammar and bridge from her, and she certainly instilled a love for poetry that has lasted 'til this day. She made learning fun and genuinely seemed to actually like us.
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