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A quiet classroom with all the students
working industriously is the characteristic
of this teachei's courses. Although he
maintains order and holds the attention of
the class at all times, he is willing to ex-
plain the mathematical concepts over and
over. His summers are spent keeping up
on modern methods and new courses. In
his concern for his students' intellectual
growth he devotes much of his time to giving
individual assistance. His teaching excel-
lence makes him an outstanding example
of the high caliber of today's teachers.
To you, Mr. Kretschmar, because of
your patience and devotion to your profes-
sion, we , the student body, and especially
your annual staff, dedicate our 1962
ZEPHILSCO.LS C O. ��'�