Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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II Hjrmnrg V1 ELEANOR ADDERLEY lanuary 30 marked the passing of an esteemed teacher, Miss Eleanor Adderley. Miss Adderley had taught for thirty-five years before she retired in Iune, 1953. Born at Antwerp, New York, Miss Adder- ley received her educational training in vari- ous schools in New York State. The New York Colleges she attended in- cluded Antwerp Training School, Potsdam State Teachers College, St. Lawrence Uni- versity, Oswego Normal, Fredonia State Teachers College and Buffalo State Teach- ers College. She was also principal of Oxbow School for five years. Miss Adderley had traveled extensively throughout New York State and eastern Canada. She was also active in Grange and Home Bureau activities. During the Second World War the United States Army bought Miss Adderley's land as well as that on which her school was locat- ed for a military reservation. A long article was written about this in the Saturday Eve- ning Post. Shortly afterward Miss Adder- ley began teaching at Celoron. Her influence on our early school years has had a great effect on our school life. Miss Adderley will be remembered for many years by her former students. WHQD WALTER A. MILLER ln February a beloved retired teacher of the Celoron Branch school passed away. Walter A. Miller finished 50 years of serv- ice to the schools of Ohio and New York States with ten years as the head of the science department in the Celoron Branch of Southwestern Central School. Mr. Miller was born on a farm in western Ohio and began his teaching career in the rural schools of that state. The high schools of both Buckland, and Ney, Ohio, were organized by Mr. Miller who continued there as superintendent of schools for thirty-three years. Mr. Miller received his educational train- ing in various schools first in Ohio, then in other eastern schools. The Ohio colleges included Western Ohio Normal School, Lima College, Tri-State Col- lege, Miami University and Wittenburg Col- lege. In New York State Mr. Miller attended summer school sessions at Chautauqua. After coming to New York State Mr. Mil- ler was awarded a Westinghouse Fellowship through which he studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge, Mas- sachusetts. Mr. Miller's hobbies included gardening, wood-working and memorizing poetry. A witty and inspiring speaker, Mr. Miller will long be remembered for his ability as a toastmaster and an after dinner speaker, at both school and church meetings. Walter Miller will be missed by his many friends and former students who held him in the highest esteem.

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