SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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T0 the Glas: of 1925. As we journey through life the average individual discovers certain unique experiences which he establishes as mile-stones. Gradua- tion from Normal School may well be considered as one such mile-stone. To more firmly fixate its prominence, you members of the class of 1925 may look upon it as marking the date of the first class to be graduated under the three year course. When the third year was added to the Normal School Course of Study, many looked upon it as spelling disaster to the sucess of that type of teacher training. The large increase in population in our State Normal Schools has demonstrated the fallacy of their fears, and thus, as regards attendance, the addititional year has proved a boon. The justification of a third year from the viewpoint of more efficient training is now to be proved by you young people. We trust that the longer training has added a seasoning which will readily be recognized as of greater value to yourselves as well as the communities which you will serve. It is my personal wish that each of yours may be a most happy and sucessful series of mile-stone experiences. Sincerely, I mt! M six

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