Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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NAVIGATC RS DEAN ADAMS Dean Adams is well known to all and does not need much of an introduction. He is a native New Englander and graduated from the Univer- sity of Maine in 1915. After serving in the army for two years, Professor Adams joined the Math- ematics Department at Wyoming Seminary and, when Doctor Fleck became president of the school in 1936, he was elected dean. He is a person eminently suited to his position. For seventeen years he has served the Seminary as head of the Mathematics Department and during this time he has enjoyed timeless popularity and the deep re- spect of his students, due to his unfailing sym- pathy and patience. He gives of these generously to all who seek his advice, a very excellent quality. MISS ERMA E. F OSTE Miss Foster, preceptress and t cher in the Mathematics Department, has een a real comfort and a kind friend to many f u who will never forget her willing aid. S h les difficult situ- ations with such tact a 4 ert good judgment that she retains the res ec and admiration of the girls at all times. r se of humor is without ridicule or unki ss and she enjoys laughing at humanity ri e jhan at any individual. Be- cause her man are gentle, her spirit tolerant and kind, Missnater, in her teaching and in her guidance, has made a valuable contribution to the life at Seminary.

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PROFESSOR HAROLD F. BROVVN Professor Brown, an Amherst graduate, is head of our English Department. He also lends his experienced touch to the Annual as faculty adviser. Prof's culinary talents are quite well- known, but his classes are even more famous for their humor and congenial atmosphere. MISS HELEN A. BROWN Miss Brown is a devotee of the theater and stresses the importance of the drama in her classes. She received her B. A. at Mt. Holyoke and her M. A. at Columbia University. Her classes are always interesting and her approach to her subject stimulating. PROFESSOR PARKER H. BURT Professor Burt is a native of Vermont and a graduate of Dartmouth. Any student who has not enjoyed one of his classes has been denied a vital part of Seminary life, for they are en- livened by Prof's sense of humor and his kindly interest. PROFESSOR LEROY BUGBEE Professor Bugbee's fascinating and perfound knowledge of his subject, whether it be history, sociol0gy, Or economics, makes his classes val- uable and interesting. He is a well-known and much sought after lecturer, and very capably heads the History Department. l xl sf K ' f. v , V I .42 S .- - -s ,- -,-c i f , 'E'r'f ' 7 , 'i.:j4ff2g,- Ln , 4 r so 3 - - L.-f'7 - ' 19