“Looking back over twenty-five years of growth, the class of 1901 feels that the N. I. is a school which has fostered the idea that work of any kind is honorable—that there is dignity in labor be it that of the mechanic, the artisan, the famer and the housewife or the teacher.”
“This outstanding feature has tended to break down class distinction, and instilled among the students a democratic spirit which fulfills one of the principal objects for which schools are created.” — Ina E. Graham, Ellendale, N. Dakota
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