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The Faculty, Frank B. Trottkr, AJI., ice-Presi- dent of the Seminary, was bom Fcliruary 27, 1863 in Ohio, where he Hvetl until he was twelve years of age. His family then nioA-etl to a farm in Preston Connty. West N ' irginia. At the age of twenty-four, Professor Trotter entered Roanoke College in Virginia, from whieh he was graduated three years later. Soon after graduation, he accepted a position as teacher in the Seminary, and with the exception of ' 91 and ' 92, which were sjient at Harvard, he has been in our school since that time. Since 1894 he has held the position of ' ice-]3resident, and a part of this time he has served as Presitlent. In 1895, Pro- fessor Trotter married iliss Ijillian Steele, the daughter of a Methodist minister. They lia ' e a very pleasant home in Buckhannon. The Professor is recognized as one of the ablest men in the Seminarv. Frank B. Trotter. A. Ivl , Vice-Pres. W. (). Mills, Ph.B., Mathematics and Pedagogy, was born .July 24, 1860. on a farm near New Paris, ( )hio. Until he was sixteen years of age. he attended the puljlic schools and worked on the farm. He attended the Western (.)hio Normal at Euphemia and taught school until September, 1,S8], when he entered Otter- bein. University. He continued to attend college and to teach until his graduation in the Philoso|.)hical course in 1888, when he came to Buckliannon as Assistant- Principal of the West A ' irginia Normal and Classical Academy. The following year he became Principal and remained in this work until .Jime ' 97, when he was elected a teacher in the W. ' . C. S. Professor Mills has been twice married; in 1886 to Miss Edna Ginn of Galena, Ohio, who died June 4, 1892, and in 1897 to Miss Nellie Dougla.ss of Buckhannon. Profes- sor Mills has made a specialty of mathe- matical studies, and his fairness has won for him the respect and love of every student in the school. Prof. W. 0. Mills, Ph. B.
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Hklex G. Wktmork. Lady Principal, s])ent her early life in southern New York, wliere she was under the instruction of her father, a Presbyterian minister, until slie was twelve years of age. She then moved to Michigan where she entered the ]i d lic schools. She was graduated from ( ' asso))olis High School in 18i)(), and tlicn studie(l one year in Ann Arbor High School, two years in the I ' niversity of Michigan. During ' 96 she studied under Francis 1 ' . Paulus of Detroit and the following year taught in Ann . rbor Art School. During ' 98 she studied in the Artist .Artisan Institute of New York and after teaching one year entered Chase Art School. She entered the Seminaiy as Art teacher in 1901 and became Lady Principal at the beghming of the winter term of that year. Jliss Wetmore ' s ad- ministration of the Hall has been a very successful one. Helen G. Wetmore. Lady Principal. Thomas William H aught, A.B., Sci- ences, was born at Conoway, TylerCounty, West A ' irginia, November 2.5, 1871. His early education was received in the dis- trict school and at the age of eighteen he b. ' gan work as a teacher. After teaching two years he entered the Seminary in the spring term of 1S91. this being the first year of the school ' s history. He was graduated at the Seminary in 189-t and at the West N ' irginia I ' niversity in lS9tj. In 1896 he became a member of the Faculty and after teaching three years entered Harvard University where he took two years ' special work in the sciences, after which he again took up his work at the Seminary in 1901. Professor Haught is recognized as one of the strongest members of the faculty. He is a profound thinker an l a very popular and successful teacher. T. W. Haugkt, a B.
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