The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

28 The Educator
Children like to write greetings and send them to their relatives and friends. These words are rather hard, but
children have enough interest in them to make an effort to learn to write them. Watch the size of capitals and small
letters.
PENMANSHIP HELPED.
Since my schooling in the Zanerian
I have finished my college work
at Drake University and now hold
a Bachelor of Science degree in
Education with a major in Commerce.
All along the way—in both
my teaching and office work— I have
made use of the training I received
in the Zanerian, and am very enthusiastic
about penmanship instruction.
MINNIE TRUAX AGNEW
1349 Morton Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa
Mr. Nicholas J. Cavaluzzi of Jersey
City, New Jersey, recently won
the Professional Certificate. Mr. Cavaluzzi
is a hard worker and has
plenty of perseverance.
James E. Brown, the penman, is
now with the Kinman Business University
of Spokane, Washington. He
is dean of that school.
A nice letter written in Script,
has been received from Everett J.
Patterson, of Chillicothe, Missouri.
The first of a series of dashy signatures by F. B. Courtney.
J. Arlington Baker, who has been
on the road for two years is back
in the teaching profession. He is
with the Tome School, Port De
posit, Maryland. Mr. Baker is a for
mer Zanerian and plans to return
to the summer school.
Miss Ruby E. Morris has been
granted an Educator Professional
Certificate. Miss Morris has made
a spectacular improvement in her
writing. Because of her outstand
ing work in penmanship she was
selected to do some penmanship
teaching in the Central Business
College of Indianapolis, Ind.