McKinley High School - Nugget Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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185 1913 On Thursday the s1xth of February a 11tt1e after two oclock ID the afternoon G1lbert B Mornson our honored and beloved prmcrpal passed away from thts hte Only those of us who have worked wlth h1m from those lanuary days rn 1904 when he came here to organrze and start the Mc Ktnley Hlgh School can feel our great loss to the fullest Mr Morrtson was one of the great est the broadest the most progressrve edu most perfect lnstructors one of the greatest orgamzers and managers but above all one of the truest frankest most resolute men that ver lrved When you ftrst met htm ana saw somewhat of h1s work you respected honored and admtred h1m when you had worked w1th h1m S1d9 by stde through pleasant ways or thorny when you had seen through the ex ternal reserve 1nto the warm heart that beat beneath you loved htm And that love never QW Pt gurnet 7W0mm Drtnclpal 19041913 grew weaker but waxed stronger year by year Now after n1ne years glor1ous labor 1n whrch he has 1mpressed himself deeply upon hrs teachers and puplls and made the name of the McK1nley graduate an open sesame to many places tn the bustness professlonal or soc1al world those of us who remaln be hlnd to carry on h1s work know that h1s place can not be frlled Gllbert Burnet Morrtson was born rn Rut land County Vermont on Apr1l2l 1852 Hrs mother began h1s early educat1on a few coun try teachers added to her excellent foundauon but the ma1n part of h1s educat1on was due to h1s own unalded efforts mhlle he was earnlng h1s l1ve11hood And those who knew h1m well know how thorough h1s self taught learnlng was Ltke many young men of h1s trme he came west and 1n 1876 began teachlng 1n the county schools of M1ssour1 then tn Kansas and back to Mtssourt agaln everywhere mak 1ng h1s mark as an admlrable teacher flrm d1sc1pl1nar1an and excellent manager H was one of the t1rst to develop the laboratory 11S c1a1ms at teachers mstrtutes and conven tlons Although one of the most modest and ret1r1ng of men the sohd worth of h1s class room work the l1terary skrll and clearness of presentatton of hrs lectures and arttcles IH pedagogrcal Journals made h1m wrdely known tn many educattonal C1TCl9Q of our country Gp 14 Q l sg' e , QA I I I 1 . . s., I . , ' - ' ' ' ' .... e I I l - ll . 1 Cqtgrg of Qur timg and Cguntryf one Of the method of lnstructlon fully, and to advocate ' vfty., st-31-.gygt-r 'Tri .1.P.TQ.L.T1CtX:, V 1 Q, Ne. 1, 5. 5,