On the recordApril 4, 1966
She has taken nature and beauty by one hand, and boys and girls by the other, and she has made them dance together in a happy circle of understanding and respect.
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presidency.ucsb.eduShe has taken nature and beauty by one hand, and boys and girls by the other, and she has made them dance together in a happy circle of understanding and respect.
Remarks at a Ceremony Honoring Mrs. Mona M. Dayton as 'Teacher of the Year.'
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