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FIRST ADMINISTRATION BUILDING E i g h t y
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HISTORY HAHS
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It-Klli itoufry of Northern Leizconnfa Ncouem m Probably it is true, as many of its ardent ad- mirers have said, that no other institution of higher learning in the United States, certainly not in the southwest, was born under such hum- ble and inauspicious conditions, and yet has grown so marvelously to a position of prestige as the Northern Arizona Normal School. Its steady rise to recognition as one of the best schools of the southwest, has been due to thought and devotion. Its supporters have been loyal, true and helpful. Its governing board has been composed of able men who gave generously of time and thought. Its faculty members from the beginning were se- lected with discrimination, and served with rare devotion and ability. Its students, inspired by the spirit and enthusiasm of instructors, have worked for the glory of their alma mater, and later as alumni, have been helpful in promoting its fame and growth. The location is almost ideal from both a scenic and a climatic standpoint. A vital need existed in this section for the school. In compiling this history it has been difficult to gather all the essential facts so that none shall be missing.. The aim is to present the true story of the Northern Arizona Normal School in a pleas- ing and interesting manner without the monot- ony of too many dates. Acknowledgment is hereby made to Colonel James H. McClintock of Phoenix, member of the first normal school board, and later historian of the state of Arizona, Professor A. N. Taylor of Westfield, New York, first president of the school, under whose direction the school became firmly established, Mr. T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff, also member of the first governing board, and one who was generous in those days when benefactors were needed. Through the efforts of F. H. Nellis, then rep- resenting Coconino county in the territorial coun- cil fthe upper branchl and Henry D. Ross, now judge of the state supreme court Cin the houseb, E ghty O JAS. H. McCLINTOCK l A. N. TAYLOR T. E. POLLOCK
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