DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Mary Janet Wlilson, Assistant in Harmony Depart- ment, graduate of IVestern College, Oxford, Ohio, and DePauw University of Liberal Arts. Has taken special course in Harmony and Counterpoint in School of Music. Isaac B. Norris, Ph.l3., Professor of Piano, Pipe Organ and Theory, DePauw University School of Music. From 1905 to 1908 spent in Music study in Vienna, Austria, Piano with Professor Theodore Leschetizky, and Theory with Professor Robert Fuchs and Professor Hermafnn Graedcner of the Vienna Conservatory. Aldah Victoria McCoy, Teacher of Pianoforte, was graduated in 1905 from DePauw in the Department of Music, and since that time has taught in the school. Studied with Emil Liebling of Chicago, summer of 1908. Professor Elizabeth Patterson Sawyers, B. Mus., A.C.M.-Pianoforte, Pipe Organ, and Theory Cnow ab- sent on leavel, is a graduate of the Iowa Conservatory of y Page 28 nstructors zn uszc .2 Music, and of the New England Conservatory of Music, has been to Europe twice for study, the first time with Dreyshoclc in Berlin, and the second with Lesclietizky in Vienna. Has bee11 teaching and eoneertizing for more than ten years. Professor Francis Elizabeth Oldfield, Head of Voice Department, was a pupil of the Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio, six years. Later she went to New York City, where she studied four years with James Saurage. She studied one summer under George Ilenschel in Ildn- don, and one year in Paris under Monsieurs Newflower and Jean de Reszki. At one time she was teacher in Oberlin Conservatory of Music and Cornell College, Iowa. .Mae Amelia Seaman, graduate of DePauw Univer- s1ty,- Ph.B. Graduate Department of Public School Music, New England Conservatory. Supervision of Music in public schools, Greencastle, and Instructor Music School, DePauw,

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Adolph H. Schellschmidt, who has charge of the Departinent of Stringed Instruments, is the son of the well-known violinist of that name in Indianapolis. His study of the violin was begun with his father, at the age of S years. His 1Jl.'0p2l1'illl011 for professional work was continued later in Cincinnati. Several years were spent in Crermauy, where he was graduated from the Conserv- atory at Cologne, after a thorough course. Professor Schellschmidt is widely known as a Cello soloist of high rank. Miss Mildred Rutledge, educated in Normal School and DePauw University. Was graduated from DePauw Music nslru ctors ln uslc School, 1899. Studied with Professor Emil Liebling and in the Pai-souls and Carutherls Schools of Music in Chi- cago. At present a teacher of Pianoforte, Normal and Kindergarten Methods in Music School, DePauw Uni- versity. I Julia A. Druley, Professor of Pianoforte, pupil of Franz Apel C Detroit Conservatory of Music, Detroit, Mich., for a number of years, of Mme. Rive, Cincin- nati, of Cecelia Gaul, in the College of Music, Cincinnati, of lVilliam H. Sherwood, Chicago, of Perles V. Tervis, New York, of Mme. Bloomfield-Zeisler, Chicago, of the Leschetizky School, Vienna, Austria. Page Z7

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