Southern Adventist University - Triangle Yearbook (Collegedale, TN)

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|Harry[H. Hamilton Our life cf many trifles is the turn, yet these trifles, so-called, worked out day by day ' .n the great school of exper- ience result in a bicad, well-rounded character. This is well exemplified in the life cf President Harry H. Hamilton. He was for three yeais astudent in the department of Mechanical Engineering at the State University of Arkansas, and after- ward spent three years as in cfFce m.an in the wholesale district of Memphis, TenneESte, and three years as a law re- porter. For twelve years he occupied a position as teacher of the Commercial Department and Mechanical Arts in South- western Junior College, Keene, Texas, gomg from this scFool to Walla Walla College, Washington, where he served four years in the same capacity, and was graduated from that institution in 1921. For three years he was the successful head of Western Washington Academy, from which place he was called to become the president of Southern Junior College. The close contact he has had with young people has wrought in him a keen, sympathetic understanding of the problems or the youth, Cf him it nay truly be said, One who loves his fellow man. '

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