Tabor Academy - Fore n Aft Yearbook (Marion, MA)

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EUGENE F. MCSSER, BM. Chicago Conservatory Juilliard Graduate School This year the school has had one of the largest freshman classes in its historyg however, it has had Mr. Musser to control it. Wlith the aid of two seniors and the command, Get in your rooms. Lights out in five mnutesf' he has managed to get the corridor into order. His dry humor in his Ancient History classes gives his students plenty of amusement, usually at the expense of a tardy classmate. A master of the ivory keys, Mr. Musser has introduced organ playing to the school, thereby putting the fine edge on the Sunday night sings. JAMES PARKINSON, B.S. in Ed. Boston Teacher's College VVith a state of war existing in the country, Mr. Parkinson's mechanical drawing classes have become increasingly important and proportionally more popular among the students. Shuttling 'twixt Fairhaven and Marion, Mr. Parkinson's car is reputed to be able to drive here with no one at the wheel, so often has the trip been made. He teaches model-building and all shop activities in the Summer. and often continues this job in the lllinter. by helping amateur shop enthusiasts and supplying Tabor with dance programs, frivolities, and general handicraft as needed. CARI. M. SELLE. A.B. University of Xlvisconsin Graduate work at Harvard and American Exchange Fellow University of Berlin As the founder of the new library, new head of the English Department, and residing master of the newest addition to Tabor's buildings, Mr. Selle has set a mark that few other masters have been able to match. His other contributions to school affairs in- clude a very successful group-reading of The White Cliffsf, and co-managership of the weekly debates on current problems. His ability as a wit and comedian is recognized in all his classes. The students who study under his very able tutelage are truly apprecia- tive of his humor, A well-traveled gentleman, Mr. Selle's talks on his student days in Germany are both revealing and instructive. CHARLES XV. SMITH. B.S., M. Ed. New Hampshire 'University Nr. Smithls rise might be called from Juniors to Seniorsf, as this year he is co-housemaster of VVashburn. Teaching math and tending to the supply department, Mr. Smith daily has a struggle to drill equations into our heads, and keep himself in Miss Mackls good graces. However, in the afternoon he comes into his own, coaching a varsity sport in every season.

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