Lenox School - Martin Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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Dedication Mr. Southworth came to Lenox in 1953 from Harvard and Columbia. Since then he has been a prominent part of one of the greatest periods of growth in the history of the school. His extremely capable mind, coupled with his ability to meet any situation, led his contributions into many important fields. Primarily a linguist, he led classes in three of the eleven languages he has mastered which were enthusiastically appreciated by his students. His genius, however, was not restricted to the verbal approach to education, for it was also put to use in equally stimulating math courses. Nor did he confine himself to the academic side of education. Though not by inclination a sportsman, he painstakingly pursued the field of athletics until capable of producing some of the school's finest soccer and baseball teams. In many other ways, not readily apparent, Mr. Southworth gradually made himself felt. A run-in with him over a disciplinary matter meant facing someone who saw and said too much to make lying possible for very long. It generally took more than one battle to win the war, though, and a stonny session often ended with the question- What am I in this business for anyway? One's education from this master wasn't complete until he knew the answer to that question.

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