West Nottingham Academy - Pege Yearbook (Colora, MD)

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28 w 1-'ig , 'N ' ' 9. D IIEIIII IIIIISTEII j. PAUL SLAYBAUGH, A.B., M.A., LL.D. The formidable array of accomplishments, interests, and activities listed with faculty biographies gives an idea of some of the many sides of this man, but it does not give a complete picture of him. It does not tell how much he has done for the school in his nineteen years here, nor does it tell how his uppermost thought is always for the better- ment of the student's welfare. Neither can the titles show outsiders that our Gov is a regular guy who possesses, among other fine qualities, a sense of humor. To him we tender our sincerest appreciation for making our school year a highly profitable one, and our honest wish that the school will continue to grow and prosper in the years to come,

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'ae A 1 In fond remembrance of a former student of this school, whose memory lingers on as a tradition and standard for future classes: a lad who was one of the first called upon to make the supreme sacrifice for his country: for Richard f Duke j Alexander, '40, the 1943 PEGE stands as a tribute.

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Left to rigbr-A. Spaid, Dave Wysrmg, Mr. Thomas, faculty adviser, J. Carpenter, R. Fico Ilhuirmen nl the Pegia Stuff Ralph j. Fico, Spam, Arthur H. Spaid, Arty Mr. J. Carey Thomas, Advifer, R. Dave Wysong, Li1emry,' john D. Carpenter, Burinerr. members uf tnmmittees Literary' Franklin P. Williams, jr., Peirce C, Kelly, Robert Hillis, Jack H Dilks, Conwell Martin, William U. Moore, George M. Maverick, Malcolm Worgan J. Willard Knotts, Delos Hill Reynolds, Herbert Bates. Aff: Guy Roland Armstrong. Sporty: Daniel Bonaventure. B11m1e,r.t .' Barton McCauley, Edward Laird, W. Allen Harris, Stanton C. Funk y