Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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1926 YEAR BOOK 1926 APPRECIATION OF MR. ALEXANDER H. SPROUL As head of the Commercial Department, Mr. Sproul is a most genial and popu- lar teacher. I think the reason for this popularity is that his services are always of a helpful nature. He is one who serves consistently, sympathetically, and abun- dantly. Service, helpfulness, and geniality are qualities that make a good teacher, and these are the qualities found in Mr. Sproul. I can say Without reservation that he is kindly and square. He justly criticizes when one is in the wrong: he gladly commends when one is in the right. May continued success crown his efforts in the field of commercial education, is the sincere Wish of his friend and associate. C. E. DONER. A learned scholar, an esteemed teacher, and a valued friend, Alexander H. Sproul has won an enviable place in the affection of the students of Salem Normal School. Because of his teachings and wise counsel, he is cherished most highly by his former students, who are now moulding' the minds of the next generation. He has reached the pinnacle of success in his work by constant and faithful service, and loyalty to school, students, and friends. We hold Alexander H. Sproul in deep respect, Warm admiration, and high esteem. JOSEPH J. CANTALUP1, 723. Whatever his fellow instructors and his many friends may think of Alexander Il. Sproul, it is to his students that he presents the finest example of noble teacher. For tour years the commercial students have been inspired by his untirine' efforts in their behalf. His wisdom he has generously imparted, his humor and xvit have been a source ol' good cheer througrhout. our stay here, and his kindly cooperation has never tailed us. llut. it is not just the commercial students who have appreciated him, for when- ever occasion has arisen in the school. Mr. Sproul has been ready with his Hood counsel, splendid enthusiasm, and ready assistance. Whatever ive are, whatever we hope to be in the teaching' profession, we owe in no small measure to lVlr. Sproul. Our respect and immeasurable gratitude is his. IWARY .TouNsoN. '26. Ii

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1926 SALEM NORMAL SCHOOL 1926 YEAR BOGK STAFF EL ffm I'-1.11-Cbfcf LENA GOLD A,f5iJf.111f Etfjlm' f1cfILl'ffJ'f1I1Q .NI.1fx.1lgL f' HELEN THURLOXY' DOROTHY FI. DUYLE B1f.V.fl16.U' A Lzmzgt r CHARLES PARZIALE Aff E.fjfw1f EVELYN E. FAULDS -IULIA E. SHIZIEDY A,U'm'fJIc Elfffmif MARY P. JOHNSON MARY E. CASHMAN EDNA C. PEABODY MILDRED G. GRAY BERTHA S. VIK Ffzmffj Aufzjwif ANNA AUGUSTA URBAN CHARLES FREDERICK XVHITNEY