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In MenrLorlam EDITH ADAMS On March 3, Michigan State Normal College sadly recorded the death of Edith Adams, supervisor and critic teacher in the Kindergarten Department of Michigan State Normal College. Miss Adams was recognized as a teacher of rare understanding. Each child absorbed and applied in his own work her deep interest and sense of responsibility. She received her training at Michigan State Normal College, from which she was graduated, she also received an honorary degree at Miss Wheelock ' s Kindergarten Training School in Boston. In addition she studied kindergarten methods for several months in Europe ELIZABETH C. McCRICKETT Miss McCrickett shall be remembered for carrying the torch for public kindergarten education and for her long years of loyal service at Michigan State Normal College. The training that she gave to many teachers in elementary education and her many lectures will keep alive her ideals. Hers was a life of service until her death in November 1944. Miss McCrickett did pioneer work in the Northern Peninsula and was an instructor at the Normal University, Los Vegas. She taught English for six years at Detroit University. In 1911 she came to Michigan State Normal College to become supervisor of training in the third grade, a position she held until her retire- ment in June, 1942. 20
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EDUCATION Smith, Kelder, Garrison, Skinner, Marshall. In a college such as Michigan State Normal the Education department is most significant for the future teacher. This department, headed by Dr. Noble L. Garrison, instructs students in the principles of teaching, tests and measurements, the history of education, educational psychology, and public education in Michigan. Very important to the senior is the placement bureau headed by Dr. Leslie A. Butler. Through this bureau students are assigned to their practice teaching, a laboratory where they test their theories. Mr. Butler holds bi- Vi eekly critic meetings where constructive criticism is given to student teachers. APPLYING THOSE PRINCIPLES 19
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