Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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li)14 T h ( ' S | noil c H)I I Board of Trustees REPRESENTING THE STOCKHOLDERS. Harrv M. Kimer, Clarion. I ' a Term expires 11)14 Hon. John I ' . Patrick, I larrislmrg. Pa Term exjiires 1914 James A. Haven. M. I).. I ' .rookville. Pa Term expires 1914 Roswell (iardner Yinglint -, ' ilkinsburg. Pa.. 1300 Wond Street Term expires 19 15 li)hn Thnnias Rimer. M. I).. Clarinn, Pa Term expires 191 5 John M. l ' it -gerakl. M. 1).. Clarion, Pa Term expires 1915 Albert G. Corljett. Clarion, Pa Term expires 1916 Fred L. Pinks. Rimersburs. Pa Term expires 1916 Charles W. Bell, Clarion, Pa Term expires 1916 REPRESENTING THE STATE. Samuel K. Clarke, Clarion, Pa Term expires 1914 Francis Joseph Maffett, Clarion. Pa Term expires 1914 Frank L. Harvey, b ' oxburg. Pa Term expires 1914 C. E. Andrews, Jr., Xew Bethlehem, Pa Term expires 1915 Theo. L. Yilson. Clarion. Pa Term expires 1915 C. F. McNutt, Clarion, Pa Term expires 1915 Samuel F. Brush. Clarion. Pa Term expires 1916 William Day ' ilson. Clarion Pa Term expires 1916 John Cibson, Clarion, Pa Term expires 1916

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1!)14 r ii ( ' s (| II 1 1 v.ni DR. ANDREW THOMAS SMITH. Near Norristuwn, [Montgomery Count}-, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, some fcur decades past, there was placed ujjon the records the name of Andrew Thomas Smith. His earliest education was gained in the schools of Norristown, but when thirteen years of age he began to attend a country school. In that school house by the road he received the inspirations which were destined to affect his whole life. His further schooling was gained at M ' est Chester Normal, New York University, Lafayette College, the University of Pennsylvania, in Dr. George Stewart ' s course in philosophy: and the Universitv of Michigan, in the depart- ment of peclagagy, under Dr. ' illiam Payne. An honorary degree was granted him by Lafayette College. In his career as a teacher and an educator. Dr. Smith has worked in the public schools of Montgomery County ; has been principal of the Soldiers Orphan Home at Chester Springs; was professor of pedagogy- in the ' est Chester State Normal School for fourteen and a half vears. during the la t -iexen cars of which time he was vice-