University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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men and women merely players, and one man in his time plays many parts. ' AS YOU LIKE IT — SHAKESPEARE

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Dedication Able scholar, beloved teacher, teacher of teachers, recognized administrator, advisor and true friend of those who seek preparation for lives of service, one deserving and receiving the respect and affection of associates in the field of teacher preparation. This is an excerpt from the citation of the Rhode Island College of Education on June 18, 1949 which awarded our President the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Education. The sentiment expressed gives a deep insight into the man to whom we take pride in dedicating our yearbook. Dr. James Dugan has served as teacher, principal, superintendent of schools in Massachusetts for thirty- three years, past president of the New England Teacher Preparation Association, Association of School Admin- istrators, Society for the Advancement of Education, New England Association of School Superintendents and Massachusetts State Schoolmasters Club. For forty- seven years, he served the youth of Massachusetts. To us the most significant years are those beginning in 1935, when Lowell was privileged to welcome James Dugan as its President. Since his arrival, President Dugan has been responsible for an ever-increasing understanding and cooperative atmosphere in the college. He has been a genuine and sincere friend to all who have entered our halls of learn- ing. In his unassuming manner, he has been instrumental in paving the way toward more efficient training in the field of education. The influence on each person fortunate enough to have been associated with him will always be an inspira- tion. Dr. Dugan, we, the Class of 1950, dedicate our Knoll to you.