Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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We dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Mary Tribler. Her patience and perseverance, diligence and devotion, honesty and forthrightness have become an inherent part of Wyoming Seminary history and tradition. Mrs Tribler joined the faculty in 1946 to teach mathematics 'part-time, and for a few weeks. This temporary assignment developed into a thirty-two year career. At the time of her death in August 1978, she was the senior member of the faculty. Her years of service to our school spanned five presidents and several enerations of students And her relationships students truly revealed her interpretation of being teacher she was not a pal but she was a 1 though serious about her work she enjoyed the humor which arises in classroom situati committed to the idea of thorough and meaningful education she firmly but kindly led her st ln her personal life Mrs. Tribler was a giver of her time her worldly goods her friendship shared herjoys and sorrows with family and friends She was not afraid to face a problem and i c The memory of Mrs. Tribler is an inspiration to all who knew her she realistically approached dealt with it wisely and efficiently gave it her effort talent and spirit and received from it joy and satisfaction We have a very warm memory of a very fine lady Mrs Mary Tri

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Allow me to introduce myselfL My name is Oliver Buttonp l'm your guide through the yearbook. This is my first year here ' and I must admit that I am nervous about having accepted the job. I'm not quite sure what to expect this-year, but it can't be too bad. . or can it? There are several things that I've already noticed which set Wyoming Seminary apart from the crowd. Hopefully, l'll be able to report these things to you, as well as the other things which will make this year special.

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