Fisher, J. B.

Logan, J. W.

Roberts, Wm. Chas.

Throckmorton, A. H.

Waggener, Lucien

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Utah State University DigitalCommons@USU Applications for Staff Employments Faculty, Student and Graduate William J. Kerr 2-5-1903 Letters from Wm. Chas. Roberts, J. B. Fisher, A. H. Throckmorton, Lucien Waggener, J. W. Logan, and A. B. Nelson Wm. Chas. Roberts Central University of Kentucky J. B. Fisher A. H. Throckmorton Central University of Kentucky Lucien Waggener J. W. Logan Central University of Kentucky Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/kerr_applications Recommended Citation William Kerr papers, University Archive, 03p01s04d02Bx001Fd19 (Application for Faculty (Modern Languages), 1903-1907) This Application for Faculty (Modern Languages), 1903-1907 is brought to you for free and open access by the William J. Kerr at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Applications for Staff Employments Faculty, Student and Graduate by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact rebecca.nelson@usu.edu. To i':"hon it mny concern: l ta~c plecsure 1~ rcco.~ending tho bearer, • r. o. ·.,. Long, a ;;1cr1bcr or onr Senior cluGs, for the Princi. 1.shir., or Profcssnrshiti in sone good institution. ..e is a gen tlcr1cn and fl scholv.r whom 1.-:e can heertily recom.':lcnd. l facl confident thet he will give satisfuotio~ in rny positio~ ho is willing t. cc~ont. Y"urs aincercly, ~m. vt s. Raborts , :,res . Centre 1 Uni • 0f :\cntucky . Danville, Ey ., !-'ob.I! , 1°0 ..... 'io 1-;h0m it raa., cone om: This wi 1 introduce .. r. o .... 1-,ng, n student in Genter College I'or severel yeGra. . r. Lone; li vcd in my house .for ~ yec.r · nd I ··r.o 7 of' no yo~ng 'TI .. n of whom l could sne~k ::1orc highly r,no. in v;hose success l ,·inuld tnlrn ::1nre interest. His :nortl stc.•,diY1;2: is excel} mt ar:.o deservedly so, nnd in nny pr th of' li ... o he nc.y 011.0,-: I feel c ertnin the t no one •:; .~11 regret .~r . Long has been n I'ni thful stu00:-1t and !Jt~n' s •:roll .,... his classes ~nd ir. th conmu.,...,_i ty. Very res cct_ully , J. r;,. ;'J.shcr, 1:ayor • Law Department of Central University of Kentuck;v. Danville, Ky., Feb.5, 190Z. Mr. O. W. Long has been under my instruction in History and Political Science, and it gives me pleasure to testify to his high rank e,nd attainments as a student. He brings to his work, whatever it may be, not only close and painstaking application, but B,lso a quick understanding, which gives him a. ready mastery. Furthermore, Mr. Long is a young man of pleasing address, wide culture, and TTithal a Christian gentleman, whose success as a teacher I consider assured. A. H. Throckmorton. Danville, Ky., Feb.5, 1903. To whom it may concern:-It gives me great pleasure to say a word in commendation of my friend, Mr. Orie Vi. Long of tho class of 1903, who is at present taking his second year of modern languages under my instruction. In his work he has always shown hi r.isolf a quick, thorough, and attentive scholar, ranking among the first in the class, while as a man he commands the respect both of his classnates and instructors. Knowi~g him as I do, I feel sure th~t as a teacher he will do credit to himself and the university. I am, Yours truly, Lucien W(!lgener, Jr., Prof. of ~odern Languages, Central University. To whom it may concern: Central University, Danville, Ky., February 1903. Mr. O. W. Long is a nember of the Senior Class in this institution to be graduated in June next. He is a diligent, successful student, maintaining a high position in his class for scholarship and general deportment. He is a Christian gentleman , exemplary in his relations to his preceptors and to his fellow-students, and will fill with credit any position as a teacher which he may seek. J. w. Logan, Department of Philosophy. Centre College, Chair of Mathematics . Danvillu, Ky., Feby.19, 1903. This is to certify thet Mr. O. W. Long has be en a student of Center College for about three years, and thst he expects to receive his diploma at our next Commencement in June. He took the regul2.r course in La thematics to the end of the Sophomore year, including Algebra, Geometry, Analytic Geometry and Trigo-nometry, after 1i::rhich he devoted himself especially to the Modern Languages, in which he has ettained commendable proficiency . I consider him qualified to tench the branches preparatory to a college course. I cordially commend Mr. Long as a gentlemen worthy of all confidence. A. B. Nelson . 

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