LETTER TO THE EDITOR
What a wonderful surprise to read the article about Mrs. Davis, the longtime Waynedale kindergarten teacher. Mrs. Davis’ picture looked just as I remembered her almost 40 years ago.
I was in Mrs. Davis’ kindergarten class of 1966-67 at the old Waynedale School on Elzey Street. I remember her as a caring and compassionate teacher whose valuable lessons will live with me forever. As I remember, she was a stickler for manners and taught us to care for others who were less fortunate than us. I also remember how she taught us to tie our shoes with the “rabbit” trick.
Another teacher who was a tremendous influence on my life was Mrs. Stanford, my third grade teacher at Waynedale. Our “treat” three times a week was for her to read to the class. The class could hardly wait for her to continue with a Little House on the Prairie story. I always have attributed my love of reading to her.
The lessons taught by these teachers will always be with us. Thank you for the wonderful memories.
Michael J. Vorndran, Maxine Drive
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