Wellsboro Area High School - Nessmuk Yearbook (Wellsboro, PA)

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OUR BUILDERS AND SPONSORS To the Wellsboro School Building Association and to the Wellsboro School Board the entire student body wishes to express its sincere and heart-felt gratitude for the splendid facilities now available in our high school. Their zeal, their perseverance, and their undying efforts more than anything else, have made possible the building of our present commodious, modern, and well-equipped edifice of learning. This volume of the Nessmuk has been dedicated to an outstanding member of the Wellsboro School Board, Mr. Francis M. Sheifer, but we wish this editorial to serve as our acknowledgment of indebtedness to all members of both boards. We hope this annual, imperfect though it is, will be the means of showing, in a small way, our appreciation of the interest expended in our behalf, and it is our greatest honor, as editors of the Nessmuk, to name the following men and women who have labored long and faithfully for the extension of educational opportunity for us. The members of the Wellsboro School Building Association: Mr. C. E. BENNETT-Chairman Mr. G. MASON OWLETT-Secretary and Treasurer Mr. T. A. CRICHTON Mr. F. H. ROCKWELL Mr. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Mr. E. G. CARSON The members of the Wellsboro School Board: -OFFICERS- EDWARD D. EVANS-President FRANCIS M. SHEFFER-Secretary HARRY E. WEBSTER-Treasurer -DIRECTORS- EDWARD D. EVANS FRANCIS M. SHEFFER M. LOUISE MARCH HARRY E. WEBSTER FAY R. FURMAN L. B. C., Jr. APPRECIATION The entire student body of the Wellsboro Junior-Senior High School wishes to express, through the medium of the Nessmuk, its appreciation and greatest thanks for the services of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Tarr, who for years have been esteemed members of our faculty. No laudatory phrase that we might write could do justice to the excel- lent work they have done or to the interest they have taken and the energy they have expended in our behalf. A graduate of Syracuse University, Mrs. Tarr became a member of the faculty in 1924 as an instructor in history. Being well grounded in facts of history and having the power to explain her subject comprehensively, she proved to be a fine teacher and she has served admirably at her post for nine years. Outside of her duties as a teacher she has been an indefatigable worker in the Girls' Hi-Y and has superintended many a fine Junior Prom. We feel that in leaving our school, Mrs. Tarr is vacating a position that will be didicult to ill with one of her ability and outstanding character. Mr. Tarr, a graduate of Rider and Beckley Colleges, became a member of our faculty in 1925 as instructor in commercial subjects. We have found him also to be a fine teacher as well as an untiring worker. During his directorship of the Dramatic Club he has turned out many successful plays by the sweat of his brow and it has been his undying enthusiasm and his perseverance that have kept a great number of high school projects from falling thru. In the later years of his service he became head of the Commercial Department. In whatever place Mr. and Mrs. Tarr may chose to reside hereafter it will be that community's decided gain as their leaving Wellsboro is our decided loss.-L. B. C., Jr. Page Fourteen

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