Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Page 15 'A' J. ROBERT SALA, Dean of Facully A. B., Bethany Collegeg Union Theological Seminaryg A. M., XVest Virginia Universityg Ph. D., University of Chicago: University of Missourig Head of the History department, Lynchbmg College, Lynchburg, Va.: Secretary, Missouri Association of Junior College Administratorsg Past President, North Central Junior College Assooiationg Christian College 19365 American Historical Associationg Alpha Pi Zeta. 'A' MRS. J. C. MILLER First Lady of the Campus. Thoughtless of beauty, she is Beauty's self. 'k FRANKLIN B. LAUNER, Direclor Qf Con.s'ervalory Chicago Musical Collegeg Student ol' Percy Craingerg Student at Fontaine- bleu, Conservatoire Americaineg Piano with Isidor Philipp and Sylvan Herardg Student with Leonide de Pachmann, Parisg Soloist with Minneapolis Sym- phony Orchestra, Christian College 1925, Phi Niu Alpha. 'k ll. A. MILLER, Financial Secrelary Secretary of Missouri Educational Commissiong Director ol' Central Western Young Peoples Conferenceg Member of Board ol' Missouri Federation of Churehesg Past District Chairman ol' American College Publicity Assoeiationg Member ol' Board oi' Elders ol' Columbia Christian Chlu'ch. lk MARGARET HABEIN, Dean of Women B. A. Carleton College, Northfield, Minn.g M. A. University of Kansasg Dean's work, Northwestern Universityg Assistant to the Dean of Women, Carleton Collegeg Christian College 1938. ul' ROBERT C. ABRAM, Sociology and Psychology B. S., A. M., University of Missouri, Accepted candidate for degree of Ph. D., Extension VVork for the University of Missourig American Sociological So- eietyg American Assoeiationg Mid-Western Sociological Associationg Mis- souri Academy ol' Scienceg Christian College 192Og Alpha Kappa Delta, Alpha Pi Zetag Gamma Sigma Delta. 'k MARION W. HERTIG, Alumnae Secretary Faculty adviser of College Widow. l Fi sinks n. airy T' . i ' 9 , V 5' i V . - 'Qi I' 51 5 5 Mp- fm. - 1 -12 ,Q .A z if f - . ' 51,24-L .iv--f V ,Tie ' ' iv'5iiz-f25'1 -- A L Lg-!Q:'3iL :- . 1 ,2 egg. xg...

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. WQJS 4 ELLEN MCQUARIE. Ifrencli A. B., Winthrop College, A. M., University ol' Illinois, four years at the Ecole Nationale et Superieure des Beaux Arts, studio ol' Lucien Simon, Paris, France. Eta Zeta Phi. 4 IVIARGARET BUEHLEH, Harp, Piano, and Cello, Director of Junior Conservatory M B. A., Illinois Wesleyan University, Interlochen National Music Camp, summer, 1936, University of Washington, summer 1937: Nellie Cornish Conservatory, Seattle, Washington, 1937, Mastcr's work at the American Conservatory of Music. Harp, pupil of Henry J. Williams and V. Salvi, Composition, Jean Boyd, Piano, pupil of C. Kessler, Stephen Balogh, and Tomford Harris. Sword ol' Honor Degree. Sigma Alpha Iota. 4 FERN AUDHEY MORRISON, Dance B. A. and M. A., University of Minnesota, Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Studied under Albertina Rasch of New York City, Hanya Holm and Harald Kreutzherg, Student of Mrs. Helen S. Noble and Antonia Caserta, appeared professionally with Albertina Rasch Ballet in Zieg- feld's production of Rio Rita , Research Assistant in Spanish, University of Minnesota, Bennington School of Dance, Mills College, Oakland, California, summer, 1939. Lambda Alpha Psi, American Association ol' Teachers ol' Spanish. 4 ETHEL ALICE MITCHELL, Physical Educamm Physical Education Certificate, Lindenwood College: B. S., University of Missouri, Graduate work, University oi' Missouri, summers of 1936- 39, M. A., University of Missouri, 194-0. -k PAUL DAVEE, Drama B. E., State Teachers College, River Falls, Wisconsin. 1935, M. A., State University of Iowa, 1939. Instructor in Montana public schools. Instructor in speech and drama at Montana State College. Actor and technician with New London Players, New Hampshire, summers of 1936 and 1937. . National College Players and National Association of Teachers of Speech. 4 EMILIE SONDEREGGER, French Brevet suisse du canton de Fribourg, Sacre Coeur, examen complementaire de latin, Universite de Turin, Italy, University of London, Ph. B., 1932, Loyola University, Chicago, A. M., 1933, Northwestern University. Graduate work, University of Chicago, 1933-1935. Universite de Frihnurg, Switzerland, 1936. Universite de Besancon, 1937. Doeteur es lettres, 1939, Universite de Fribourg. Columbia University, summer, 19110. Instructor, Mundelcin College, Chicago, 1932-1934. 4 MABEL A. BUCKNER, English A. B., Smith College, 1918, M. A., Yule University, 1930, completed residence requirements for Ph. D., Yale University, 1933, University of Missouri, summers ol' 1936 and 1937. 4 DOROTI-IEA M. CARLSON, Drama A. A., Christian College, 1936, B. A., University ol' Iowa. 1937, M. A. in Acting, University ol' Iowa, 1939, two summers under direction of Thomas Wood Stevens, assistant to Dean Edward Charles Mahie in dramatic arts department, University ol' Iowa, 1940. Eta Sigma Phi, Delta Psi Omega, Phi Theta Kappa, Zeta Phi Eta, National Collegiate Players, Purple Mask. 4 WILLIAM C. BEDFORD, Organ, H islory and Lileralure of filusic Mus. B., Syracuse University, Organist and assistant director oi' music, Hoosac School, Hoosick, N. Y., 1936-37, Graduate study with Leon Verrees, Syracuse University, summers 1936, 1937: Graduate study, University of Missouri, 1939. Phi Mu Alpha, Dean of Central Missouri Chapter, American Guild of Organists. fl Page 17