West Nottingham Academy - Pege Yearbook (Colora, MD)

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xl'5 A 4' fx A ww, n 'i jf 'I i ...ii L L . 5 . K IIEIIII IIIIISTER j. PAlI1.SLAYHAUcsH, AB., M.A., LL.D. A little over twenty years ago Dr. Slayhaugh first came to this campus as head master. Since then West Nottingham has seen many changes. At the time of his coming the Academy had a tiny enrollment, few buildings, and little equipment. Difficult years followed with many prohlems. Not once during all this time has Dr. Slayhaugh lost faith in the future of the school, Instead with continuous hard work on his part he has striven for its hetterment, Never, has he lost interest in the hoys. in their welfare, or in their activities. Few athletic events have heen missed hy him and no team has played without his hacking. It is our wish that this school may soon reach the goal toward which he has worked so long and diligently.

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Q I bu! nw! , -v . f -v, KX W r. Q L ' ' nl 3 ' A ysir 1' iff Q' '- + .- qv K' .r.'0'p .7. FIIUITV Sealed: Elinor B. Neuman, Ethel W. McCardell, Lois Rowland, Mrs. Paul Slaybaugh, Dr. Paul Slaybaugh, Margaret Cutright, Ethel M. Didget, Martha Y, Rawlings, Doris B. Rayson, Helen L. Remaley. Standing: George R. Stubbs, Maurice S. Nichols, Frank B. Durigg, Frank Cutright, Jr., joe Rayson, Waldemar B. Hille, Rowland A. Michelson, Charles B. Remaley, Francis j. Donahue, Ellsworth Fortman, A. Stanley Didget, Frederick C. Neuman.