West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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FOSTER II. STAKKEY, A. M. (Ji-ailuatc of Jhiiisficlil State Noi-inal Scliool ; ol l!iicl iirll I ' liivci ' sity, wht ' i-e 111 ' ri ' ceived the degrees of A. B., and A. ] r. ; also graduated from Harvard Univei ' sity witli lionors. Taught at South Institute; Prin. of tlie High Pi ' eparatory School at Marquette, ] rieh. ; Priii. of the High Sehool at Shaniokin, Pa. Now head of the Latin Dei)t. of the AVest Chester State Nor- mal School and ' icc-Pi-in. of this school. WALLACE W DICK, A. M. Did i)i ' eparatory work at Woodstock Academy ; graduated with degree of A. B. from Brown University ; special- ized afterwards in language; ' ; for sev- eral years was Vice-Priii. of Lock Haven S. N. S. ; student of Fi-eiich at V. of Pa. NoM- Im Dept. of Ijanguages and (ieu ' rai S-iciic ;it thi: ' . iclionl. ELLA ArclSTA JOHNSON. Ci ' aduatc of Staples Academy,, Sauveur College of Tjanguagc ; has done graduate work at Wesleyan Uui- vei ' sity. Conn.; Student at the Univer- sity of Zurich, Switzei-land ; student of ivlingwoi ' th Conservatory and of Frau Dr. ITem])ii, Berlin, Cxer. ; La Sor hoiine, Paris: University of Pennsyl- vania. Taught at Shortei- College, Rome, (ia.: Coii ersc College. Spar- tanshurg, S. C. Now head of Dept. of Modern Languages at W. C. S. N. S. Page Tiventy

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FKAXCIS IIAKVEY GREEN. A. M., I.itt. 1). Eilucati ' d at the W. C. 8. N. S., Am- herst Cdllege and llarvai ' d University. Professor of Eng-lish in Junita f ' olleS ' e. IIiiHtin ;toii, Pa. Head of the English Department W. C. S. N. S. since 1890; J eetnrer of note on literary, eduea- tional and nioial sub.jeets; widely known as an after-dinner speaker. Autlioi ' of nunierons hits of vei ' se and magazine articles; lias prei)ai ' ed a book of sentiments by leading living Amer- icans. What They Say Day by Day ; Pris. of Normal School Y. M. C. A. and leader of religious life of tTTe school. lie has traAck ' d widely in tliis country and in Europe; has probably visited the homes of more literary pei- sonages in the U. S. and England than any othei- living American and has had the honoi ' of meeting and knowing many of the foremost of the Nine- teenth Centui ' v. (!KA( ' l I). McCAUTUY, A. of the Carthage B. (iraduate of the Carthage High School, Missouri; also at the Teacher.s ' College of Columbia University; has done work at the University of Chi- cago; has done special work at the University of Penn.sylvania ; Author of The plays from the Wonder Hook ; teacher in the English Dept. of this school, and Dean of Women. Patie Tzienly-one