Greenbrier Military School - Yearbook (Lewisburg, WV)

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COL. J. M. MOORE, A.B., B.D. President Washington and Lee Universiryg Union Theological Seminary Col. J. M. Moore began his work for the school as an instructor in 1908. He has served Greenbrier as vice-president and as superin- tendent. As president, in addition to the usual duties of that office, the Colonel also finds time for supervisory Work and personal guidance of students. He gives much of his time and effort to this Work, serving in an advisory and consulting capacity.

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A PERSONAL MESSAGE . The work of writing and arranging material for a catalog I have never under- taken, as my full-time is occupied with school duties. However, I covet the privilege each year of contributing a personal message for you. The temptation to make things strongly attractive is greater even in a catalogue or pictorial pamphlet than in my possible personal interview with you. The phi- losophy of the school, or the objectives striven for, can be lost sight of in the desire to convince, and the necessity of standing responsible for the statements made and the impressions given can be forgotten, , The philosophy of this school and its objectives, as developed in actual practice, have been carefully stated by the faculty Cnot by the advertising managerj, and are made available to anyone interested in a little booklet called EVIDENCE. Along with this catalogue and next to the actual products of our school, its students and alumni, it best pictures to you what is actually taking place every day in training and development at Greenbrier Military School. If you wish a sincere effort made for the development of your son intellectually, physically, spiritually, and socially, under the happiest consistently possible condi- tions, then we hope that we may have opportunity for a conference or to furnish further information by mail. The president works closely with the superintendent, that the cadets of Green- brier may have the outlook of young manhood added to what should be the wisdom of experience in understanding and helping with their problems. In this way, it will be possible that a great deal of time can be spent individually in the guidance of each student, and with the belief that no one may feel himself lost in the group. just as you would examine a manufacturer's product to see if it is what you are looking for, so I invite your attention to this carefully written booklet, not as an argument for patronizing Greenbrier, but that you may decide whether or not Greenbrier may fit your needs. J. M. M.