The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

I
mry Instruction must b. given IN q
variety of subjects commonly treated
| ~ highly specialized aud technical.
It, maintained to q consistent finish
| that students not ready for pruf-s.
| Sionll courses In Agriculture ana
Home Economics. could be- given short
/ practical courses hat would enable
I them O" dn their own work IN ~mali
communities IN far more efficient way
I than il was ever done before
President Fru>i classified an The
instructions. aud - a result i've dis
| 'inri schuul~ we're organized The pur-
pnSr of This was 10 give a depart-
mental air ard professional inspira-
ti"n 10 the ,arions departments ~
[ Strdy ia The Institution. IN. higher
I bnnciir> Ell lrurnins we're orsanik.d
O" conform with The entrance requ r,.-
mruts 80 ui her colleges. This srhu,i
Is known - rrrra College. Al Tie
Glasses which bad ~ their objective
the preparation Of Young people FOR
teaching IN rural or Villag" schools
were placed IN IN, school known -
the HereJ Normal Al students net
definitely planning q" leach md h";
ready for culleGr. but past NJ. r"u-
non s,hnul branches. were grouped
IN another sch""l called Acad.my \
little later b was fodnd that there
were man. slJ'iruts In the Academy
who acre h"t planning 10 90 through
college. but were anxious tu take q
short professional cuur~. that would
Immediately prepare them for ser, Ice.
called thc'N"catiunal school students
to"k iW"-y"ar professional courses.
aud went cut &" Il" life's work. The
NTH sch"nl was Tor those whose edu-
cation was bclated hccaus. of lack of
opportunity. This, known as the Foun-
dalton Sch""l. took all students below
the eighth srdde rank.
buildings. dormitorics aud -ndow-
n.nis had la he secured for an these
schools. and ,u this iask President
Frost gave all Doll, strength. aud has
been forced to rcJire because of I'M
paired health The program ~ adapia.
tion was perfected every school just
mentioned was placed on permanent
basis, and many other features. such
a. our extension work. tabor system.
and low cost ~ li'ing. were the work
of his Ingenuity.
The evidence of iiereas popularity
aud achievement i lts larg. student
body. u has grown from bo students.
Including the children uf teachers, 10
the largest sch""l Ia Kentucky, with
more than 2'a" students la attendance
lat year
lier,as pulicy II never tu lunk back
ward. except for the sake ~ insprl-
ton and guidance iierea always looks
toward the fuiur-. u Is with the fu-
ture Ia view that President Iiutchins
Was invited To become president he
comes with q record OF achievement In
the fields of teaching aud preaching
that Is enyiabl'. Those most familiar
With his work say that he has never
made a failure IA any undertaking.
and B.rca college il To lie cungmtu-
lated upon getting man with his lis
tory Ia guide ~ affairs during the
fourth great period ~ III development.
lierea's new president has for his main
object the projection into the future
of the highest Ideals and the noblest
aims of the leaders Who have gone bee
fore, and the bringing into operation
OF new PURPOSES and plans as the needs
arise
iserea's future B, full Of hope
NOTE: II may be- 81 interest to the
reader To know that President Hutch.
ms il the author of Code of Morals
for boys and Girls, which Won a 5000
prize Ia 1917. IN competition opeD "
all America.