Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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Gln H 'I fir Arthur Svtarhurk, 5-Mild. AS A SLIGHT TOKEN OF THE RESPECT AND ESTEEM IN VVHICH HE IS HELD BY EVERY NVESTMINSTER BUY, THIS VQLUME IS AFFECTIONATELY ' DEDICATED

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iirir Arthur Svtarhurk Since his coming to Westiiiinstei' nine years ago, Eric Arthur Starbuck has been a missionary in the cause of helping his fellovv men. Even the place of his birth-an Indian reservation at Genoa, Nebraska, where he was born May 25, 1877, and where his father was a missionary among the Pavvnees- seems to have been propitious in molding the helpful character he has since displayed. Mr. Starbuck was graduated from Andover in 1894 and from Harvard in 1898, at both of which he secured recognition for his excellence in classical studies and ability as an athlete. He has labored unceasingly at Wes-tminster, not only for promoting a fine scholarship standard but in his Whole-souled participation in all that makes for the best in our school life. For years he has worked at the too often unrecognized and unrevvarded task of coaching the second teams in baseball and football, out of which he has developed hrst team material. In no small measure is our success in athletics due to his patient ,and almost anonymous efforts. As founder of the Camera Club, and in his earnest endeavors to make a love of nature take root in the souls of the younger boys, together with being the man always available to remedy minor injuries and bruises, Mr. Starbuck stands clearly before us as one who labors not for himself alone. To such a man We are proud to dedicate this volume. A f Z --.. 1 'Q' .1 1'4 Q Q 1:1 'fu .az