West Nottingham Academy - Pege Yearbook (Colora, MD)

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wid W Jufwfi IT MR. WILLIAM E. KIRK, A.B. French-Latin Comme on fait son lit on se couche. This is the idea which Mr. Kirk tries to impart to his French class. He comes to us from the Uni- versity of Delaware from which he was graduated in the class of '30. Mr. Kirk spent his Senior year in France under the Foreign Study Plan, attending the Universities of Nancy and Paris. Beside being both Latin and French instructor, he is the faculty member of the Student Senate, and has also graciously ren- dered his services as pianist in the chapel exercises. MR. GEORGE E. STETSON, A.B. Latin-Science Just apply the test of reason. Thus saith Mr. Stetson. As instruc- tor in Physics, Latin, Arithmetic, Geography, and as faculty advisor of athletics, he has proven himself to be quite eiiicient, and has acquired a notable friendship with all with whom he has come in contact, both in a scholastic and personal way. This is Mr. Stetson's first year with us and it has been thoroughly enjoyed by all. We like his real down east accent a great deal. He came to West Nottingham Academy after he was graduated from Bowdoin College in the class of '3O. EM, mf I4

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MR. J. DONALD EVERITT, A.B. English The man with the Chevrolet. Yes, that's Doc Everitt. Mr. Everitt was new on the faculty of West Not- tingham Academy last year. He came here from Kiski and since has been our instructor in English. The staff of The Literary Advance is indebted to him for his advice and assistance as faculty advisor. Mr. Everitt is a member of the class of '28, Princeton University. He is always wilhng to load his Chevy chock full of fellows going to th Sun. I ' A REV. ALBERT H. HIBSHMAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. History Dr. Hibshman is our History in- structor, and more than that, he is the Pastor of the West Nottingham Presbyterian Church. Two years ago last April he accepted the call of the session to the church, from Union- town, Penna., and the following school-year took up the duties of the History department in the Academy. Doc is a real athletic enthusiast, and although he is one of the busiest men in the community, Dr. Hibsh- man is ever willing to be of service to the school. , , ,Q f .,., W.. K 1 i n . gait is +st-

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si ml s x Y Y . w l .S M MR. JOHN L. TOSH Athletics Stiffy Tosh is the man who puts the Maroon and White gridders on the map. Mr. Tosh is the one man on the faculty who is also an alumnus of Nottingham. Through his coaching and sincere interest in the football team we have been able to boast an exceptional team in this major sport. Considering the material available, he has done all that he can for our baseball nine. Mr. Tosh is an advo- cate of a clean-play, good-sport game under all conditions. Much of the success of the football season goes to Stitl'y, as he is aiectionately called by the fellows. MR. J. FRED REBURN Commercial Mr. Reburn is the instructor in Bookkeeping and also secretary to Mr. Slaybaugh. This is his first year and he comes to us from Peirce School of Business Administration. Every afternoon he goes to Colora and faithfully brings up the latest mail to the eagerly awaiting and expectant students. Mr. Reburn is never too busy to get a pad or book from the store for those who call upon him. He is an eiiicient and pleasing store- keeper. .Q Q, 1 5 Egg..-