Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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IlLoUN'I', rXLMA, PII. D., INSTRUC- 'I'oIt IN ENGLISH. The association of collegiate al- unnife devotes live hundred dollars every year toward paying the ex- penses of some voting XVOIHEHI who wishes to carry on her studies in a foreign country. The candidates must be graduates of colleges belong- ing to the association and give prom- ise of distinction in the subjects to which they devote themselves. The European fellowship was awarded to Dr, Alma Blount. Dr. Blount re- ceived her bachelor's degree from XVllC2ltOI1 College in 1886. She then taught six years. In 1893 she went to CorIIell University where she re- mained three years receiving the Ph, D. degree from that institution in 1896. .-Xfter teaching two years, Dr. Blount studied comparative literature at Radcliffe college. As her special work for the year she undertook an arrangemeiit of the middle English :Xrthurian Inaterial. Vvhen she lin- ishefl this. it was thought best she should go on with tlIe romances pro- duced on the continent Zlllll she spent another year studying in various li- braries. Of llt'l' special work Dr. XV, lol. Scliolield of Harvard L'IIiversity writes: 'Dr. Blount has had a very thorough scholarly training and only needs a time of -leisure to bring to completion a work of great value- an Onomasticon of Arthurian Ro- mances for which scholars abroad are looking forward with eagerness. It required familiarity with all the lan- guages of VVestren Europe in the Middle Ages, including Icelandic and to some extent, Celtic. Only in Europe can she continue her work to the best advantage, fO1' she must consult un- printed manuscripts inaccessible here, and she should have frequent con- ferences with certain specialists in England, France and Germany, of whose interest in her wdrk I am already assuredf Dr. Blount secured a leave of absence from her position in the State Normal College of Mich- igan anrl is now at work in London. -Qimfvd frmzz FISSOFIIIIIIOII of Colleg- iate .f-IIIIIIIIIIIU. I.-xmiias, S.xxIUI2I. D., M. S., IN- S'l'RL'C'l'UR IX N.X'l'UR:XL SCIENCES. Graduate of lllinois State Normal School, 1886: Principal High School, Fayetteville. Ark., 1886-881 ibid, Ham- ilton School, Houston, Texas. 1888- I89I. R. S., University of Michigan, 1894. Principal Hamilton School, I-Iouston, Texas, 1894-953 Normal and High Schiol, Houston, Texas, ISQ5- 1900. M. S., University of Chicago. IQOI. Present position, IQOI 1. OLMSTIEND, ANNA H., INS'l'liUC'1'OR IN DRAWING. Graduate of. Cleveland School of Art, 18963 Chicago Art Institute. IQOI 1 Pupil of Mucha, Paris, I903Q present position, 1901 -. lVIAs'I1I3R, IYIARY M., .'5xSSIS'l'.'XNT IN RIVZIXDINQZ ,xNn OIz.x'I'oRv. Graduate of Northwestern Univer- sity. Cuninock School of Oratory. I9o.Ig present position, IQO4 -. S'rowI3, I'IES'1'ER P., KINI1IzIzi:.tIe'I'- NBR. Graduate Pestalozzi Froebcl Haus. Berlin, 1888. and Chicago Kiiidergar- ten College, 1891: l-lead Assistant Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training School, 1891-95. Kindergarten resi- ClC1'llQ in Northwestern University Set- tlement, Chicago, 1895-96: present position, 1806 --.

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CHASE, ANNETTE F., SUPERVISOR OF COO1c1Ne AND DoMES'r1c SC1- ENCE. Student New England Consierva- tory of Music, 1889, Graduate of Pratt Institute, 1903, present posi- tion 1904 -. COOK, :EDNA T., S. B., CRITIC TE.-xc1-1ER, E1o11 TH GRADE. Graduate Oswego State Normal School, N. Y., 1890, Teacher in Puli- lic Schools of Escanaba, Mich., High- land Parlc. lll., VVest Superior, VVis., 1896-98. Critic Teacher, Eastern lll. Normal School, 1899-1904. S. B., University of Chicago, IQOLLQ present position 1904 --. -l.-xi1i10ND, GRACE L., QXSSISTANT K1NDERo.xR'rNER. Graduate of Michigan State Nor- mal College, 1901. and Detroit Kinder- garten Training School. IQO4. Kin- dergarten assistant in Michigan State Normal College, 1904 -. HERR1cK, LYD1A L., ASSISTANT K1NDERO1iRTNER. Graduate of Normal Department, Indianapolis Kindergarten Training School, 1900. Principal Michigan City Free Kindergartens, IQOO-2, Supervisor Michigan City Public Kin- dergartens, IQO2-43 present position, 1904 i. M cLEL1,.iN, E1.1zA1zE'rH BEALS, ACTING CRITIC TEACHER, T1-11RD GRADE. Graduate of Bridgewater, Mass., Normal School, 1887, Taught De- partment Of Drawing, State Normal School, Oneonta, N. Y., 1889-915 De- partment Of Science, St. Gal1riel's Church School, Peekslcill, N. Y., 1891- 95. Principal of Model Schools, State Normal College. Florence, Ala., 1895-985 State Normal and Industrial College. Milledgeville, Ga., ISQS-1903. Special stude'nt Cornell University, 1903-5, present position 1905 t.

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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC FREDERIC H. PEASE, .Al .3 .52 .3 DIRECTOR Piano M155 BELLE BEARDSLEY. MR. CLAIR J. W1NToN. M155 RUTH PUTNAM. M155 CLARA BRABB. MR5. IESSIE L. PEASE. MR. F. L. YQRR Organ MR. CLAJR J. WINTON. MR. F. L. YORK. MR. FREDERIC H. PEASE. Violin MR. HENR1 ERN. M155 .ABBA GWEN. Violoncello MR. H. XV. SAMPSON. Voice Culture and Singing M155 CARRIE TOWNER. MR. FRED G. ELLIS. M155 ISABELLA GAREISSEN. MR5. ANNIS D. GRAY. MR5. FREDERIC H. PEA513. MR. MAR5H.-11.1. Pmsn MR. FREDERIC H. PHASE Italian Public School Flush: PROP. S. M. P1x111zxTA. M155 CLYDE Fo5'rER.