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The Faculty, Concluded lumbus: vatory of Music, Private Pupil of Franz Ziegler, Co Sol Marcosson, Cleveland and Chautauqua, N.Y., and Hugo Hcerman now in Berlin, Denison, 1909- Call in sweet music. Can charm our senses and expel our cares. I have heard soft airs F rbes B. lhliley, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics, A.B., o Kalamazoo College, 1906, A.B. Chicago University, 1906, Professor of Mathematics, Des Moines College, 1906-1908, Instructor in Mathematics, Central H. S. Detroit, Mich. 1908- 1910, Denison, 1910- . l d Three things are necessary for succ ess: first, backbone, secon backbone, third, backbone. Helen K. Hunt, B. Ph., Instructor in Mathematics, Doane Academy, B. Ph. Denison, 1910- Lone wandering, but not lost. Bertha E. Stephens, Assistant in Piano. Graduate Deni- ' V son Conservatory of Music, 1907, Pupil of Constantine on Sternburg, 1910, Denison, 1909- There is an exchange of thought and feeling which is happy a like in thought and feeling. Inez W'inders, I Inez Parmenter and Mrs.Elizabeth T.XVilson, Denison,1908- 'To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness in existence. nstructor in Voice. Studied with Mrs. Elsor Heater, B. Ph., Assistant in History. B. Ph. Deni- son, 1908, Denison, 1910- Talents differ, all is well and wisely put. Ruth Orcutt, B. Ph., M.S., B.Ph., Denison, 1910, M.S. Denison, 1911, Assistant in Botany, Denison, 1910- Heaven from all creatures hides the book offate. Mary L. McKibben, B. Ph., Assistant in French. B. Ph. Denison, 1907, Denison, 1910- Fain would I climb yet fear I to fall. Frances Coup Pyle, Instructor in Violin during absence of Mr. Orley See. Studied with Ella Porter, Mt. Vernon, Bern- hard Listeman,Chicago bus, Denison, 1910- . . . . 1 V Y dj, O, how full of briers is this working day uorl Sarah H. Seymour, Instructor in Arts and Crafts. Grad- uate of Columbus Schoo fessor Dow, Denison, 1910- I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Conservatory, Franz Ziegler in Colum- l of Education, Studied under Pro- ne Alice Irwin Director of Domestic Science and Basket Ia , - Work. Graduate of National School of Domestic Art and S ' nce of Washington, D. C., Studied with janet McKenzie cie Hill and Mary Sloane of Arts and Crafts School of VVashmgton D. C., Denison, 1910- What is useful is beautiful. 18 I 1 4 ,L f' l i ' W2 1 ff ww l Mr. fyfr . 7- f -, !,- V, J I J 'sf I roi f, I ,gpg l iff Ce , fl!.btiiT,E5f1 ,. V! I .swazw i it ,. f ,V lilijy 1 J I 1 .ijt ill: -, N . ' ' fwfr' i , l, fha 1, .fa-. f 0,1 : I , 1 1 1- x it if ivy is , l , . 1 V ' M' W 1 ft till 'fi ' r lst L MXPX-,l 'X X I-Q ' E X ix f ' XXVI X x .,-.1 p, . LX - i,iXl, U -n i 11: 1' I i tea Fx :L ' 1 v ,MY , Y f if , X, ,A , , .,. Fu , , Vik ,A n . fW Q N A X tbsp. EW,,,UXX. 1 i rj I ilflrsg f' twigs:-R S ,K .-H---R, , P X I X - I X ,li 'i lil, ' ' 1 Mi, ,Y Y ,f ,f X 1, Nw XJ -. C-xx F 1
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