Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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PROFESSOR ROBERT STULTZ Professor Stultz came to Seminary this year straight from West Virginia, and because of his sense of humor and Southern accent immediately became the rage. A graduate of West Virginia and a navy veteran, he says his favorite sport is swimming and his hobby, Writing. The senior class will long remember his lively chemistry classes and feel sure that West Virginia's loss has definitely been Seminary's gain. MISS MARION A. STURDEVANT Miss Sturdevant has capably instructed students in English, civics, and Pennsylvania history. With her quiet, sincere manner, she has become a friend to all who know her. Many years of experience in working with young people have given Miss Sturdevant a friendly attitude that inspires con- fidence in her students. PROFESSOR Professor Symons after spending many tration. His quiet smile have made him WILFRED SYMONS came to Seminary in 1948 years in education adminis- manner and understanding a friend of all. In Professor Symons' classes one learns anything from Greek to philosophy and religion. He is famous for his phrase: I don't teach English and algebrag I teach boys and girls. MRS. MARY A. TRIBLER Fortunate indeed are the mathematics students of Wyoming Seminary to be privileged to study under such a congenial and efficient teacher as Mrs. Tribler. Upon receiving her B. A. degree at Misericordia College, Mrs. Tribler came to Seminary and since then has added greatly to the success of the Mathematics Department. 25

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gp-I Although few of the ac- ademic students have been privileged to know Professor George V. Sheeder, he has taught violin at Sem since l9ll. Prof. Sheeder attended the Belgian Conservatory in Brussels and received his degree at Ithaca. Miss Sarah K. Young obtained her instruction in voice, piano, and or- gan at Wyoming Sem- f f L 26 MUSIC DEPARTMENT For thirty years, Professor Ernest E. Bennett has been the he: of Wyoming Seminary's department of music and so has been r sponsible for its enviable reputation and the prestige it has enjoye in the valley. Prof. Bennett's years of experience were prefaced by period of study under European masters. The two glee clubs under the capable direction of Mrs. Elsie Pe kins and Miss Florence Satterly have provided delightful entertai: ment for us all. M1 Powell received her mu ical education at the Ch cago Musical College ar the Westminster Cho School at Princeton. Mi1 Satterly graduated fro: Mansfield State Teacl ers College and also a tended the Julliar School of Music and tl Westminster Cho School. QQ ixiwr-SLE inary before taking another course in piano teaching at Temple Uni- versity. Mr. Hopkins came to Seminary this year. He graduated from the Westminster Choir School and has added much to our Music depart- ment.