Instano . JOHN A. H. KEITH The Class of 1918 lias had the privilege of being iiiflueiieed by the person-alities of two piiiKipals, the former, Dr. James E. Ament, and the ])resent,John A. H. Keith. Mr. Keith graduated from the State Normal School at Normal, Illinois, in1894, having had two years experience in country school work. The followingtwo years he spent in the Training Department of the Normal School as Prin-cipal of the Grammar Room, resigning that positiori in 189G and spending threeyears at Harvard University, taking the degree of A. B. in 1899 and A. M. in1900. While at Harvard he
Instano . JOHN A. H. KEITH The Class of 1918 lias had the privilege of being iiiflueiieed by the person-alities of two piiiKipals, the former, Dr. James E. Ament, and the ])resent,John A. H. Keith. Mr. Keith graduated from the State Normal School at Normal, Illinois, in1894, having had two years experience in country school work. The followingtwo years he spent in the Training Department of the Normal School as Prin-cipal of the Grammar Room, resigning that positiori in 189G and spending threeyears at Harvard University, taking the degree of A. B. in 1899 and A. M. in1900. While at Harvard he was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity, theentrance to which requires high scholarship. He was twice a member of theHarvard debating team against Yale, and coached two Harvard Debating Teamsagainst Princeton. After finishing at Harvard he was elected as assistant toDr. John W. Cook, president of the De Kalb Normal School, 1899-1906, devotingmost of his time to the field of psychology and pedagogy. He
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