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For Elizabeth W. McNish
On your retirement...
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W^hile yet there Is time graft a slender bough to a mighty tree.
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As you move through yet another milestone In your^ ^ lifetime. Know th'ett there h nothing more noble
nothing greaterthan to have made a difference inf ''' the life of a child. ' Your committment to service, enriching young minds,
and unlocking the magic of learning, has.instilled in
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