Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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1 i 1 v 1 5 1 l 4 l f .f ff 1 Il 1 fi i I li ,ff M -I 4 I, f .?.,..p Y ,.. , 1 f 1 r vt . , , ,f . P5 ' r ,J 5 ' .N . ' 1-JK. 2 The Faculty 19089 Head of the Department of Englishg Southern Oregon Laura B. Parsons, Director of the School of Art. Grad- .--yt State Ngrmal School, 1908-1909, Denison, 1909- uate of the Art Department of Shepardson College: Student , - He talks like a book his admirers atlsay in the Metropolitan School of Art, New Yorkg Student in A What a pay he doemft shut up ihe sanje way, Freclriche Fehr School of Art, Munich, Summer of 1902 spent ' Blanche G. Loveridgcf Ph. B., Universitb' of Chicago, m Study and Outdoor Skctchmgm the Tymli Demson' 1904- 317' 1902: Teacher in public Schools of Chicago: Dean of Shep- No onefeels more the majesty ofGod'x lzarzdircork than does one , ardsony 1909... of artistic temperament. A'fa 1f'f0'W of till Isuwey. Fannie J. Farrar, Head of Piano Departnzent. Pupil in Ai! Ami my fight there is mme if dlspman D D , Piano of J. Emil Ecker, Toledo, Ohio, Constantine Stenlgerg, ,r Ch ' V. 5 Bunyan SPQHCCH A,-N1-1 B-D-1 CHUIOPCS 9550032919 Phl- Philadelphia, Bertrand Roth, Dresden, Tobias Matthay,F. R. f .QQ losophy and Instructorm Greek' A-B-1 Denison' 18'9i IBM A. M. and Claude F. Pollard, A. R. A. M., London, Student lil i Denison,x 18823 B.D., Morgan Park Theological Semlniify in Vienna in 189-1, Pupil in Musical Kindergarten of Mrs. fm ,N CCh1cago,, 18,853 Instructor in Latln and Creelr, Granville Fannie Church Parsons, Chicago: Denison, 19O4- I ' Academy, 1819-1882, Student Morgan Park Seminary, 1882- nExaCmc5S 1-H Mme HH-H X 1-5 U .UO Idg ful I I ,, 1885, Pastor, Hamilton Square Baptist Church, San Fran- i ll g L 7 r www fC 'e'f1' mlm' fx ,Q cisco, 1885-18899 Pastor, Immanuel Baptist Church, San Edith COX' B- A-3 Northwestern UNiVCl'Sif3': North- f- X . jose, N.M., 1889-18903 Vice President and Professor of Greek, western School of M usicg Head of Voice Department, Deni- ---fl A Mft? California College, 1890-18943 Pastor, Baptist Church at son 1910- Alexandria, OMG, 1394-l902' Denison 1902- The light that tics in a 'conmn' ' U I X 'L- KI i 1 I j 1 f , 1 . gt.. V.-qrywf Logic is logic, thafs all I say. C 1, A U X l . xxyg piqx Carl Paige Woody A.M., AAT: Director of the Comer- L. orne ia , . 1 iontgomery, A.Bv.:. Instructor langhsh ,f f 1 Vatory and Instructor in Musical Theory' ADB-Y Harvard, iterature' and History. A.B., Ll'llX'Cl'Sllj' of Cincinnati, 1 I, H+-.-, 19065 A.M., Harvard 19075 Denison, 1906- 19019 DCHISOHY 1902- - - f'fZ.ii2.,l , When I said that I w0Wd die a bachelor I did not think that I G00ff'1fe1ff,f0f1fi drmmfff ffl fill' fNffU1'71fUU. would litre till I were married. The tUorId's a stage and we are playrrx all. I fl I r'-.I X , 14 PM I ia.. 9. ,ff 1 1 , sz., I 1

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The Faculty Carrie M. Howland, Instructor in China Painting, Deni- son. And those who paint them truest praise them most. ' Clara A. Davies, M.S., Instructor in Science. B.S., Shep- ardson, 1899, M.S., Denison, 1903, Instructor in Shepard- son, January, 1900- What a blessing is the quiet indifference of nature amid all our hurry and worry and turmoil. Elizabeth M. Benedict, Instructor in Organ and Piano. Studied under Harrison VVild, Chicago, Piano and Organ, Organ under Alexander Guilmant, Paris, Denison, 1903- All one's life is ninsic if one touches the notes rightly andin tunef August Odebrccht, A.M., Ph. B., Denison, 1906, A.M., Denison, 1907, Instructor in Modern Languages, Denison, 1906- The village all declared how much lze knew. Charles Ives Freeman, Director of Athletics, Y. M. C. A. Work. Assistant in Gym. at Yale, Director of Athletics at Purdue, Director of Athletics at Pottsdam Noiiral, Central High, Cleveland, Denison, 1906- Let the world wagge, and take rninc ease in mine inne. Victor H. Hoppe, A.B., Instructor in Public Speaking. B-A-, Denison, '09, University of Chicago, summer, 'C8:School I6 of Expression, Teachers Diploma, '10, Teacher School of Ex- pression, summer, '10, Denison, '10, Every now and then a man's mind is stretched by a new idea or sensation and never shrinks back to its former dimensions. Nell Chase, A.B., Physical Director at Sheparclson. .-X.B., Oberlin, 1907, Diploma, 'I'eacher's Coursein Physical Train- ing Oberlin College, 1907, Post Graduate 1York in 'I'eacher's College, Columbia University, 1908, Instructor of Gymnastics in Harlem Y. XV. C. A., New York City, 1907-1909, Denison, 1909- Earth's sweetest thing-a perfect '2L'0Il1U1I.H Margaret ,lean Calvin, A.B., Ph. B., Instructor in Latin. Ph. B. University of Chicago 1900, MA., Columbia L'niver- sity, 1911. Principal of High Schools, Harvard, Ill., Lake City, Minn., Yankton, S.D., lYellsx'ille, Ohio, Instructor ol' English, State Normal School, Makato, Minn., Latin and English, Denison, 1910- Kindness, a language which the dumb can speak and the deaf can 1l71dl?f51I1l1II'.H Samuel G. Bridges, .-YB., Instructor in Latin. A.B. Denison, '09, Broaddus Institute, 1909-'10, Denison, 1910- Wedding is destiny. Orley H. See, Instructor in Yiolin. Graduate, Doane Academy: Three years in Denison Liniversity and Conser-