Boston State College - Bostonian / Lampas Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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In Memoriam Cleanore Clt abetf) Jfyubbavb September 19, 1941 The death of Dr. Eleanore E. Hubbard came as a shock to the faculty and student body of the Teachers College. Because of her outstanding success as a teacher of history, Dr. Hubbard was appointed in 1927 to the History De- partment of our College. Her special interest was in making history vivid and alive to children, by presenting it in dramatic form. She was the author of a valuable book for teachers, The Teaching of History Through Dramatic Presenta- tion, — and of several volumes of history plays for children, Plays on the Old World Backgrounds of American History, Little American History, Plays for Little Americans, and Citizenship Plays. In 1940 Dr. Hubbard was chosen to prepare a course of study in Economics for the Intermediate Schools. The course which she planned met with enthusias- tic approval, and she was appointed to supervise its introduction into the schools. An earnest student, a thorough scholar, and a devoted teacher, Dr. Hub- bard was always interested in the improvement of educational methods. Her life, her work, and her high professional ideals were an inspiration to all who knew her. 22