Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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L. L. DOGGETT, PH.D., D.D. President Instructor in Association History, Religious Kducation and Pedagog ’. He ' s guided us iu hours dark, when none could see the light, And never has he lost his faith, or faltered in the fight. A.B., Oberlin College, 1886; assistant state secretary Ohio ’onng Men ' s Christian Associations, 1888; stuflent Cnion Seminary, 1889; Bd)., 01)erlin Theological Seminary, 1890; A.M., Oberlin College, 1890; general secretary town ' oung Men’s Christian Association, Oberlin, 1890; assistant state secretary Ohio ’oimg Men ' s Christian Associations, 1890-93; Phd)., Leipsic laiiversity, 1895; state secretary Ohio ' N oting Men’s Christian Associations, 1895-96; president International N ' oting Men ' s Christian Association College, 1896 — ; tuithor “History of the N oting Men’s Christian Associa- tion,’’ Vol. 1., 1896; “History of the Boston N ' oung Men’s Christian Association,’’ 1901; “Life of Robert R. McBurney,” 1902; princijial Sil er Ba Instittite, 1903-12; I)d)., Oberlin College, 1911; editor ' I ' he A ssociation Snnimir, 1912 — . Pa%e eighteen

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tJfjc Jfacultp The Faculty! A group of earnest-niiiKled Big Brothers, stri ing to the best of their great al)ility to point out the way of truth to those of us who are struggling U{)wanl, ever ready to lend a helping hand to the unfortunate, ever willing to i)la ' the part of friend to the one in need. For their strong and trtie manhood we admire them; for their winning personalities we love them; for their achievements we honor them. It is the heart’s prayer of every loyal son of Springheld that God will long spare ns these men, who have sacrihced nobly and unsparingly to the betterment of our college and the nj)lift of its ideals, who have fearlessly spoken the truth as (iod gave them to see it, who have played the part of men, to the end that we might ])rofit there!)} ' , and through ns the world be a better place for man, the image of God, to inhal)it. Page seventeen

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J. T. BOWNE, M.H. Lil)rarian Instructor in Lilirary Methods. Ilis life is an example of service high and fine, lie ' s ever served his Master, and borne Ilis Name and Sign. In business, 1863-77; secretary Young Men ' s Christian .Association, Hudson, X. V., 1877-78; assistant secretary Brooklyn Association, 1878-80; secretary Newburgh, X. Y., .Association, 1880-83; in charge of Secretarial Bureau of International Committee, New A ' ork City, 1883-85; professor and librarian International A ' oimg Men’s Christian Association College, 1885 — ; founder Historical Library of the American A ' oung Men ' s Christian .Associations, 1877; founder of the Secretaries’ Insurance Alliance, 1880; joint editor of “.Association Handbook.” 1887-92; author “Decimal Classification for .Association Publication. 1891; joint author “ Decimal Classification for Physical Training,” 1901; cominler “Classified Bibliography of Boy Life and Organized Work with Boys, 1906; M. II., International A’oimg Men ' s Christian .Association College, 1906. Page nineteen