Massachusetts College of Art and Design - Palette and Pen Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Since it is education that elevates society above the level of mere existence, it is obvious that the responsibilities of the teacher are greater than ever before. The infusion into the edu- cational systems of new methods that contradict the weary con- cepts of the past, indicates an awareness of conternporary social weaknesses that can be alleviated only by the adoption of a more cooperative way of life. It is the teacher who is in the position to create such a cooperative spirit. It is the teacher who can stimulate and promote individual community cultures. And as this civic-mindedness is placed on a magnified scale by the coordinated efforts of all educators, the importance of mutual dependence is made clear, and a richer, fuller life is made attainable to all the members of a stronger, revitalized society. t - ' mj Carl Lindgren Dolores BreVeglieri Nancy Cornelius Angelo Chick Richard Rourke Gladys Foundas V

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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Alden Dolan Joyce Graves Joan Littlehaie Urho R. Mark

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Marie Warnock John Levitsky Mary Lawton Walter Coffin Donald Smith Ruth Dowcett Louise Fowler Joan Littlehale Robert Andrews teacher education