Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Miss Zell Corrinne Stanford was born in Pittsburg. She attended the public schools, including the high school, of Harrisburg. Her art studies were pur- sued at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia. Studies in Life Work were carried on under William lVI. Chase, and China Painting under A. B. Cobden. Miss Stanford also Studied China Painting under Mr. Sharidan at Reading. She has been at the head of the Art De- partment at Albright for the past seven years.. Mrs. Luella D. Mohn was born in Reading. She attended the public schools of that place, and later graduated from the Oley Academy. She also completed the English Course, and later the lllusic Course, at Schuylkill Sem- inary. ln 1894 Mrs. llflohn finished the Teach- ers' Course at the New England Conser- vatory of Music. She studied Theory under Prof. Elson, Piano under Edwin Khlarr, and Counterpoint under Chad- wick. She taught four years at Albright Col- legiate Institute, and Hve years at Bloom- field Academy. She has been at Albright since 1905 as Preceptress and head of the Music Department. T7

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William Samuel Keiter, A.B., is a native of Snyder County. He Was taught in the public schools of that county, and received his later education at Blooms- burg Normal School, and Ursinus College, having graduated from both institutions, the latter one in 1901. He also took a post-graduate course at the University of Pennsylvania. Prof. Keiter taught in the public schools of Snyder, Chester, and Juniata Counties. He was Supervising Principal in llledrord, N. J., and was Head-master of the Port Royal Academy for one year. He has been Head-master of our Pre- paratory School for three years. Henry Franklin Schlegel, Ph.D., was born at Malich Chunk. He attended the public schools of that place, and grad- uated from Albright Collegiate Institute, in 1897. After that he was Professor of German at his Alma lVIater. He was granted a license to preach by the East Pa. Conference in 1890. Dr, Schlegel has been a member of the College Faculty off and on ever since his Hrst connection with the institution. He assisted in the Philosophical Department during Dr. Woodring's illness. During the past four years he was our college pas- tor, and Professor of English Bible. w16

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Miss Ella May Phillips was born at Columbia, Lancaster County. Her earliest training was received in the public schools at that place, but she fin- ished her public school education by grad- uation from the Lebanon High School. Her voice culture was received under llliss Kendig's instruction, and was con- tinued for five years. She also studied two years under Madame Ziegler of New York City. lyliss Phillips has only been with us one year, having been elected to the position as Teacher of Voice Culture and Singing last June. 18 Miss Nettie G. Senneff was born in Fair Haven, Ill. She attend ed the Dixon High School and later grad uated from the llflusical Course at Dixon College. After graduation she spent two years and a half at Oberlin College grad uating in the Theory Course. Her piano Work there was done under the instruction of Prof. Barry, and her studies in Har mony under Prof. Heacox. For the past three years Miss Senneff has been instructor in Piano and Harmony at Albright.