Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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MISS SARAH Y. CLINE Student of Piano and Voice, Maddox Seminary, Little Rock, Ark., 1902-04; Pupil of B. W. Foley, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904-06; Teacher of Voice Culture in Private Studio, Director of Christian Church Choir, and the Musical Coterie Chorus at Pine Bluff, Ark., 1906-07. Instructor in Voice Culture and Sight-Singing. MISS VIRGINIA EGGLESTON HARDWAY. Student of Peabcdy Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, Md., and Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens, Ga. Instructor on Pianoforte. MISS CLARA FARRINGTON Miss Farrington ' s training has been with the best masters of the French, German and Belgian Schools; foremost among whom are — Louie Lambard, G. Dannreuther, Edward Duthier and Caesar Thomson. She has toured extensively through the Staites as well as maintained a private studio in New York. Instructor in Violin. MISS MARIE CROSBY Miss Crosby is a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass., under such instructors as Edwin Klahre, Allen Spencer, and Arthur Foote. In theory she studied under Louis C. Elson, and in harmony, under Percy Goetschins of the Stuttgart Conservatory. Her work in Union Female College, Eufala, Ala., in Grenada, College, Miss., and in the Synodical College of Rogers- ville, Tenn., has been most highly commended by the respective Presidents and Educational Boards of those instrtutions ; a member of the music faculty of Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Four piano pieces composed by Miss Marie Crosby comprise a series called Shadowland Sketches; the pieces are named The Haunt of the Fairies, The Ghost in the Fireplace, The March of the Hobgoblins, and Dancing Shadows. Instructor in Pianoforte and in Theory and Harmony of Music. 19

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MISS ROWENA LONGMIRE, L. I., A. B. L. I., Peabody Normal College, Nashville, Term., 1900; A. B., University of Nashville, Term., 1902; Instructor in High School, Live Oak, Fla., 1894-95; Instructor English branches, Summerlin Institute, Bartow, Fla., 1895-96 and 1902-96. State Life First Grade certificate ; Instructor in Teachers ' Summer Training Schools, Florida, 1902-06; Vice-President Florida Educational Association, 1906. Instructor in English. MISS MABEL H. WHEELER Diploma Kindergarten Department, Armour Institute, 1 896 Director Kinsman Kindergarten, Cleveland, Ohio, 1897-1900 Student Berlin, 1899-1900; Diploma Teachers ' College, 1909 Student Columbia University Summer Session, 1 908 ; Student Dart- mouth College, 1909. Training Teacher Florida State College for Women. MISS INEZ ABERNETHY Student at the Art Academy, Cincinnati, Ohio, two years ; studied in Europe, 1896-1898; Director of Art Department, Belmont Col- lege, Nashville, Tenn., 1898-1900; travelled and studied in Europe, 1900-1903; exhibited twice at the Salon Des Artiste Francais, and by invitation at the Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia, Penn., and National Academy of Design, New York City; Instructor in Draw- ing and Painting, Summer School of the South, Knoxville, Tenn., 1904. Director Art Department. MISS MARTHA MAY CLINE Pupil of Albino Gorno, College of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio, and William A. Sherwood, Sherwood School of Music, Chicago Director of School of Music. 18

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igan MISS MILDRED DALZELL Graduate of Cummock School of Oratory; University of Mich- Director School of Expression. MISS MARY W. APTHORP, A. B. (A. B., West Florida Seminary, 1896; two years graduate work in Greek and Latin, West Florida Seminary, 1897-98; Privaite Tutor, 1898-99; A. B., Boston University, 1900; course in Library Science in the Correspondence Department of University of Chicago, 1 904-05 ; Assistant Teacher in Latin, Greek, and English in the Florida State College, 1901-04; Librarian Florida State College, 1904-05.) Librarian. J. G. KELLUM Principal Gainesville High School, 1904-1905; Secretary Board of Control, 1905-; Treasurer and Business Manager, Florida State College for Women, 1907 — . Business Manager. MISS SALLIE BLAKE Graduate Nurse of University of Maryland. Head Nurse and Acting Matron. MRS. J. E. YONGE Superintendent of the Dining Room. 20