Palmer Institute Starkey Seminary - Echo Yearbook (Starkey, NY)

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. su gg?-2 .l If ZX -:A 5,3 llljl . ff .gizaa X , 9 -:: -::.: 1 ' 1- Z 1,-- -1 lil-fi ifl E ' ' ' ' Zliarulig Above all we are sincerely grateful to our faithful teachers whose never ceasing perseverence has aided us to weather the storm. We have in our president, Dr. Summerbell, a kind and ever ready friend, who through wisdom and council gained from experience, helps us over life's rough places. The following degrees were bestowed upon him, A.B. and A.M., from New York College, Ph. D., from New York University, D. D., from Union Christian College and L.L.D., from Elon College. Mrs. Agnes Schloeder has held sway over lVIodern Language for several years. If any one can inculcate us thoroughly with linguistic knowledge, lVIrs. Schloeder is that person. She studied at Columbia University, in Germany, France and Spain. llir. Charles L. VVarren, Dean of llflen, professor of Latin, and teacher of Ancient and American History, is well loved by the whole student Body. He was graduated from Shippensburg Normal and Dickinson College, where he excelled in both athletics and scholastics. lWrs. Pearl R. Fuller, the Arts teacher is a jolly good fellow with a merry word for all. She has unusual talent and has graduated from Chautauqua School of Arts and Crafts. She also took up advance work at Columbia University. Mr. H. Leonard Allen teaches lldathematics and the Sciences. He is noted for his unfailing good nature. He was graduated last year from Bucknell. Our Commercial teacher, lVIr. Charles N. Sutphen, was graduated two yea1's ago from Rider College, Trenton, N. J. llflr. Sutphen has won his way into our hearts with his sunny good cheer. Besides being a successful teacher, he is the head of the Starkey Orchestra and can play an irresistable violin. lVIr. Guy D. Travis pounds English into.us with determination and turns out successful classes well versed in the whys and wherefores of the King's English. He is a g1'aduate of Alfred University. lVIiss C. Dell W1'ight has done much for the school in the line of concerts and helping the societies. She is an accomplished music teacher and has been graduated from Defiance College and Runell's School. She also took up advanced work at Northwestern University and the American Conservatory of lVIusic at Chicago. Our Coach, lX'Ir. Oliver D. lX'Iyer, has been graduated from the Ithaca School of Physical Education. This year he produced a winning football squad, and a fast basketball team. We have great hopes for the baseball season. lVIrs. Charlotte lX'Iyer, the Coach's wife, teaches the lower school , and freshman algebra.. She has studied at Genesee and llflansfield Normal Schools. llliss Grace YV. Long is the student advisor, and has charge of the students' financial matters and the social activities. She is noted for her willing helpfulness and pleasing personality. Mrs. Emma VVinans, school nurse and acting dean of women, has had years of experience, and is able to help us in all our difiiculties. She is indeed a friend when we are in need of one. Thirteen