Academic Life and Learning Inside and Outside the Classroom
Anatolia Print Shop. Students assist in the print shop in various tasks . In the photograph a student proof reads the College Annual. The Print Shop prints all school publications , as well as the Alumni magazine. Ca. 1960’s.
“every student was seen as a unique individual and had the potential to develop his or her abilities, skills, and competencies.”
Senior Boys School staff relaxing on the steps of Macedonia Hall in the late 1940s. From left: President Ernest Riggs, Orestes Iatrides, Prodromos Ebeoglou, and Carl Compton.
The diverse faculty cultural and educational backgrounds “enriched rather than weakened the learning experience through their different teaching approaches and methodology.”
English speaking rule ca. 1960’s.
“it was about getting acquainted with the Anglophone spirit and culture, [...] It is about the mindset that our English teachers transmitted and that was very important.”
