Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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ll rulffi 5'5- ,'ll.y4m, PROFESSOR J. T. HUGHES A familiar figure to all on campus is Professor Hughes dashing from one study hall to another with his inevitable bell list. When he is not deal- ing thus with his problem children, he can be found in his lab or class room trying to steer them through the trials of chemistry. PROFESSOR ALAN L. INGLING Professor Alan Ingling, a graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, came to Seminary three years ago as a teacher of advanced algebra and plane geometry. Those who have had Prof. Ingling in class have acquired a great deal of knowledge and also self-discipline. They have always found him hard working and friendly. PROFESSOR BENJAMIN H. KENNEDY Professor Kennedy came to the Seminary last year as a coach of wrestling and track. His ever present smile and pleasant manner have made him many friends in the short time he has been with us. Coach Kennedy's gymnasium classes are lively and enjoyed by all the boys. PROFESSOR HENRY G. KIESSEL From Tenafly, New Jersey, comes Professor Henry G. Kiessel, teacher of German, and Latin American and American history. He is a grad- uate of Dickinson College. Professor Kiessel's witty conversation and humorous manner in the classroom, as well as outside, have made him very popular with all the students. He has also made a valuable contribution to the school as adviser of the Y ,

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PROFESSOR DAVID B. EAVENSON Professor David Eavenson is a favorite of all classes at Seminary. Besides teaching history to the freshmen and sub-freshmen, he has coached the Junior 'Varsity football team and, as faculty adviser of the Youth Center, he has helped make Saturday evenings pleasant for the students. MISS ERMA E. FOSTER Miss Foster obtained her B.A. degree from Oberlin College. One rarely finds a woman as cap- able of teaching mathematics as she is. The en- thusiasm with which she presents the subject mat- ter to her classes acts as an incentive and both her algebra classes and higher mathematics classes are soon deeply engrossed in the why's and Wherefore's of unknowns. MRS. LaVERNE S. P. GLOMAN Mrs. Gloman quietly but firmly leads her stu- dents through the fundamentals and complexities of first and second year of Latin. Mrs. Gloman received her degree at Mt. Holyoke and is ad- mired by all her pupils for her patience and under- standing. PROFESSOR JAMES R. HADDICK Versatile Professor Haddick, in addition to be- ing the capable head coach of football, basketball, and baseball, also teaches intermediate algebra and physical education. His students, associates, and sport squads find his sharp wit and quick perception stimulating. 21

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