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i i i j i i H Knowledge once gained casts a faint light beyond its own immedi- ate boundaries. There is no dis- covery so limited as not to illumi- nate something beyond itself. —John Tyndall s entury Forward in
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NEW MEMBERS of Twenty-five Year Club—Mrs. Frances Hamlin, Mrs. Mary Stewart, and Miss Gertrude Turner. Teachers Attain Quarter-Century Milestone 1965 marked the completion of an outstanding quarter-century of service by three teachers, Mrs. Frances Hamlin, Mrs. Mary Stewart, and Miss Gert- rude Turner, the new members of the Twenty-five Year Club. Mrs. Hamlin finds working with young people to be interesting and challenging. Teaching is a “way of life” to her. She holds a master’s degree from the University of Michigan and has been a teacher of academic and honors English since she began work here at Arthur Hill in 1940. She observed the school as “of and for the community, continually adding and expanding its services, and taking part in worthy com- munity activities.” Mrs. Stewart holds an A.B. from Eastern Michigan University. She has taught Latin, French, and history since coming to Arthur Hill. She finds personal en- joyment in reading of history and political science, and in her five grandchildren. She praised today’s students for being “better scholars, better prepared and read, and holding broader viewpoints” than former students. Miss Turner’s world travels have carried her to such foreign cities as Rome and to every state in the union but Texas. She too enjoys reading. With A.B. and M.A. degrees from the University of Michigan she has taught Latin, French, and English. Miss Turner remarked that she had “worked with very fine students who stood for good scholarship, sports- manship, and fun, and who had developed as better thinkers because of a growing freedom to express themselves.” NEW MEMBERS—Mrs. Stewart, Miss Turner, and Mrs. Hamlin were welcomed at the faculty tea.
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