Williston Northampton School - Log Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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,.,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,..,. 'I' H E I C G .,..,..,.,.,,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,-,..,. To these men, some trihute, no matter how great or small, should he paid. They have contrihuted a ,great deal toward making Willistciii all that it is today, hesides helping to make possihle the continuance of the school from its earliest date. If, hy any chance, men had heen chosen in that first year who were not suited to teach, who could not get along with the students, or who could not pull with others, there can he no douht hut that Willisttmii Academy, hecause of the decrease in students and the loss of money, would have closed its doors, and would have failed miserahly in its purpose. George Parsons T1bbets, A M Teacher of Mathematics 1890 1926 V3 ffIf111111I1ff1If2111Tf'ffiZfWILLISTQN ACADEMY IiiIifiji112Iiiiiiijiljjjliiililij 'I - J

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.,,,,.,,..,.,.,,.,..,.,,,.'1' H E .,..,-.,,.,..,..,.t,-.,., At th1s t1me It IS no more than proper to l1st the names of all of these masters who can be found ln the records W1ll1StOH 15 proud of them for wlthout th m she would be nothlng Marshall Henshaw Russell M Wright loseph Srwyer Edward P Smlth W1ll1am C Peckham joseph T Tracy Wlllllm P Morgan A L Strong A R Hallett Edward G Coy Charles Parkhurst Hon Ephram Wmght Charles Todor Dav1d H111 Anson D Morse Herbert Adams Stephen French H E Alvord lohn Richardson Asa B Copeland Charles F Eastman lames M Wh1tOH Robert Keep Roswell Parlsh George Washburn loseph F Adams Edward H Knlght Mark Beal loseph W Falrbanks Charles A Buffum Erastus Snalth Luther Ell1ott Irv1ng Bruce W1ll1am Mother Henry M1ndev1lle W H Langdon N Butler H Wxggoner l I lrtel N Coe L Funk C eorge P Tlbbets Rev Samuel Seelye Sldney N Morse Frank A Delabane Wrlllam A Jackson Frank Leach Robert G Leav1tt Eugene W Lyman Alexander Rosa A R Brubaeher Harry Teator Chauncey Goodrlch Charles Booth Cllnton Strong Wxlham Hxlhard Irv1ng Weeks Ceorge Gleason Harry Lowry Arthur Staff Wllllam Walker Henry Kelley L R BOWdlah Harry Stevens Edmund Brown George Denman Rev W Wordsworth D C McAll1ster John D Churchlll D E Wllder Walter Gllmour Brady Jordan Henry Knowles Lawrence Smxth Arthur Clough Sergeant A L Graham W L Huston G Elhot F Ahlstrom T Kyte W july A Atxxell I George Wurfl ohn Kaemmerlen Abram Frredmm R L Stevenson Paul Gerrlsh J Hance Roland Godfrey Waldo Buckmglaam Edward Young Chfford Crowther Trentwell Whlte Robert Pelllsslcr Edvx ard Gardener George Inn1s Thurlow Gordon Donald Bruce Samuel Hrcks W M August George H Hero Frank Roberts Bogard Snowden Lavvrence Wflght Edward Brown Frank P1erce Albert Cr1sty Leslie Long James P Reed Alan Fa1rbanks George Rogers H 'V McElroy Stanley MacConnell Wllllam McDonald Edvxm Cranston W1lson Stapleton S C Cobb W H Jansen B Peterson B Taylor A Tompkms M Hayes N Cobb R Llckhder W Toz1er L . ' . J - ' Rev. W. Gallagher Prescott Dickinson ,-I K 1 ' - - - A. . ' ' 4 - ' - R. , C. . R. . ' E. Q ' H. - Q . C. . A. . F .a 'f D- - R. . . C. . , R. . T. . 'N ' A. . L. . ' C, . ' 111111111 WILLISTON ACADEMY 355537333735 f 30