Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-19
PAY TRIBUTE. TO
M'DOUGLE'S WORK
Members Of Eastern Faculty
Sign Testimonial of Their
Regard For Him

mer session of Eastern Normal
School Thursday, DIR. f. c. Nc
/ Dougle closed his IA years work
as dean of the institution, and re-
tires from the faculty.
In token of their sincere appre-
citation of his work among them,
and as testimonial of the regard
in which they hold him, practi-
cally all of the members of the
faculty, subscribed to the follow
ing expressive testimonial, which
was presented to him:
On the occasion of the retire
ment from the Eastern Kentucky
State Normal School of its first
dean, DR.. f. {. McDougle, we the
undersigned members of the fac
ulty of said school, desire to give
this voluntary and unsolicited
testimonial of the regard in which
! we hold him.
We admire and honor DIR. Nc
Dougle for his honor and inteeri-
ty and strength of character, as
well as for the thoroughness and
breadth of his scholarship. We
believe in him as man, and a
gentleman, and we greatly appre-
ciate the uniform courtesy and
impartiality with which he has adj
ministered the duties of his Of
flee. He has devoted himself
with untiring energy to the build
ing up of the school. He has
shown a constant readiness to
perform conscientiously all duties
which fell to him. and to cooper
ate Loyalty with his colleagues in
every aspect. His influence has
always been cast in favor of high
character, of thorough work. OF
scholarly and practical teaching,
of the most approved modern
ideas in education, and of a con-
stantly increasing standard of eff
cheney in the school and in the
teachers whom it has sent out.
In his personal relations within
and without the school. DIR. Nc
Dougle has shown himself to be
a man of strict honor and high
deals. He has held aloof from
all pettiness, has not sought per
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or CHEAP
popularity, and has favored =
person, party group or creed. We
bear testimony also to the hie
esteem in which he is held ALL
by colleagues, students and fellow
citizens.
| While we regret deeply the
severance of his relations will
the school, we predict for him {
career of larger usefulness, fo1
which his strong personal ant
professional qualities eminently
| fit him.
Signed:
| Wren Jones Grinstead. Head OF
the Department of Foreign Ian.
guages.
! James D. Bruner, Head of the
Department of English.
Mary Estelle Reid, Librarian.
Vernon Lilies Horn, Critic
Teacher.
Van Greenleaf, Assistant Eng
lish Department.
Maude Gibson, Art and Pen
manship. =
Mary B. Deane, Head of Geog
raphy Department.
S. S. Myers, Head of Music De
partment.
Jessie Newell, Critic Teacher
High School.
{. f. Caldwell, Head Depart
ment of Mat hematics.
r. A. Edwards, Supt. Trainin:
School.
Jane V. Rice, Assistant HON
Economics.
Gladys Perry Tying, Crit
Teacher.
|. H. Boothe, Assistant Mathe
MATES.
J. r. Robinson, Director En-
tension Department.
J.. Howard Payne, Supt. Rich
mond City Schools and Specie
Teacher of English, Summe
Session.
Mrs. S. B. Hume, Teacher c
Hand Work.
Ashby M. Carter, Science an
Agriculture.
G. N. Hembree, Head Depart
ment Physical Education.
r. w. Cox, Agriculture.
N. G. Deniston, Director Manu-
al Training.
| G. L. McClain, Principal Mod,
'High School
| G. D. Smith, Head Departmer
of Science.
q Florence A. Lewis, Critic Teac
( er.
81 Germania ]. Wingo, Crit