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Welcome, Dr. Hyde and Family “Hello anti welcome to you, Dr. Hyde, our new president.” Within a short period of time we have come to recognize you as a friend of the student hotly and appreciate your efforts in making Plymouth Teachers College a desirable training center for those entering the teaching profession. The acquaintance with the Hydes has not been long, but the pleasant memories will last.
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Farewell, Dr. Jones and Family As wc conclude our four years, our thoughts turn to a person who not only executed his duties as president of this college, but who aided the students and the community as well. We realize to some extent the human understanding that is required to successfully carry out the objectives of a teachers college, the tact that is needed in dealing with the many influences that affect the status of a college, and the necessity of having the courage of one’s convictions. It is with regret that we say farewell to you, Dr. Jones. In so doing, however, wc know that you will continue in your undivided efforts in the field of education. Wc wish you the utmost of success in your work.
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Teachers for tomorrow's world Bill Morris expresses student regard for Dr. Hyde Formal investiture of Presidential Authority INAUGURATION of Dr. Harold E. Hyde On December 14, Plymouth Teachers College held its first formal presidential inauguration at the Guy Spcarc Memorial Auditorium. Dr. Hyde was praised highly by the Honorable Governor Sherman A. Adams; Noel Wellman, chairman of the State Board of Education; Dr. Hilton C. Buley, Commissioner of Education; Mrs. Oscar Prescott, president of the Alumni; and William Morris, president of the Student Council. Dr. Norman Cousins, editor of the SATURDAY REVIEW OF LITERATURE and our guest speaker, called for a realistic appraisal of humane efforts toward peoples of the world. He challenged the American people to act as representatives of mankind. Dr. Cousins’ most emphatic point was that the American Public School System can prepare its students to face reality, understand Man, and act in accordance with our democratic principles in solving world problems. The theme of Dr. Hyde’s address was that teacher preparation be for the world of tomorrow rather than the world of yesterday. Teachers must be educated in such a way that they may continue developing in conjunction with world changes. Governor Adams welcomes guests at tea
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