DescriptionMr. Henry Hill is a native Kentuckian born in 1894. He served as professor at UK from 1929-30 and as lecturer in education from 1930-40. Also from 1930-40 Mr Hill served as superintendent of Lexington schools. From 1941-42 he served as a dean at UK. In 1942 Mr. Hill became superintendent of schools in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and he held that position for three years. From 1945-60 he served as President of George Peabody College.
LocationNashville, TN
Time Summary0-6 Introduction
6-70 First recollections of Martin; as a graduate student under Dr. Hill; several anecdotes concerning Martin
70-148 Characterization of Martin's personality; Martin's success in achieving educational goals
148-224 Relationship between Peabody and Eastern, Hill's recollections of visits to Eastern; of receiving honorary degree from Eastern
224-287 Characterization of Martin's personality; Martin's political abilities
288-333 Relationship between politics and education in Kentucky
334-374 Summary
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