Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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30 THE EMERSONIAN SILAS A. AI.DICX. L D. j,, LAMPRHLL WHITXKY WILLIAM HUWLAMI KL.NNLV tllARLEs WINSLOW KILOKR

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THE EMERSONIAN 29 WALTER BRADLEY TRIPP. Dramatic Interpretation, History of Drama, Impersonation, Analysis. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, educated in Y ' oodward IIi”-h Scliool and Monroe College of Oratory. Taught rhetoric in IMonroe College. Y ' as professor of Oratory at Boston College and sj)ecial lecturer at Boston Uni- versity of Law previous to his a])pointment at Emerson in 1889. HARRIET C. SLEIGHT. Anatomy, Physical Culture. Born in Xiles, Michigan, studied Psychology, English Literature and Physical Training at Indiana State Xormal School, Terre Haute, In- diana; assistant in Physical Training department Iowa University: took two years’ course of Medics at Iowa University: graduate of Chataiujua .School of Physical Education and Expression Department ; post graduate of Emerson. ELVIE BURXETT WILE.VRD. Lyceum and Concert Reading. Born in Brooklyn, X. Y. ; received early education in Xew York City and is a post graduate of Emerson Ccjllege; was reader for several years with the Unity Company of Boston and the Temi)le Quartette Concert Com- pany previous to her appointment at Emerson in 1902. JESSIE ELDRIDGE SOUTHWICK. Voice Culture, Shakespeare, E])ic and Lyric Poetry. Born in Wilmington, Delaware; a graduate of assar College and Xew England Conservatory of Music; author of Expressive A ' oice;” was a member of the faculty of iMonroe College of Oratory and Boston Rivals Concert Company.

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THE EMERSONIAN 31 SILAS A. ALDEX, AI. 1). Applied Anatomy, Ily iene, Physical d ' rainin”-. Born in Hamixlen, Alainc; studied at Hampden Academy and State Normal School, Castine, Alaine : ' ” ' radnatc of Alonroe Conservatory of ( )ra- tory ; received a de ' ree from the College of Physicians and Snr eons, Pos- ton. LOSS LAAIPRELL WHITNEY. Prose lA)rms, Personal Criticism, Coethe ' s h ' anst. ' ’ Born in Charlestown, Alass. ; ' raduate of Alalden lli ”h School and Emerson College; teacher of Oratory in the Wyoming Seminary in Kings- ton, Pa.; became member of the faculty of Emerson College in 1897. WTLLlAAf HOWL.Wl) KENNEY. Vocal ' rechni(|ue, History of Alusic. Born in Leominster, Alass.; graduate of Leominster High School; student two years at Har -ard Universit - : specialized for seven years in voice under the leading vocalists of Boston and New A ' ork ; is a member of the Apollo Club and Choral Art Society. CHARLES WINSLOW KIDDER. A ocal Physiology, Hygiene of the ’oice, .Acoustics. Born in South Wridgewock, Alaine; came to Boston when eight rears of age; educated in the Alitchell School for Boys; studied for seven years with various teachers: came to Emerson, where he was graduated in 1899. After his graduation Air. Kidder taught in the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia, and was also tutor in Bates Colle ge; a little later became an instructor at Emerson College.