Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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ITHACA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 13 SARA MARSH, Violin. Graduate of the Ithaca Conservatory of Music. Pupil of Sevcik and Cesar Thomson. JOHN F. MOAKLEY, Track Athletics. Head Coach of the 1920 American Olympic Teamg Presi- dent American College Track Coach Assoclation 1920- 21. Track and Cross Country Coach at Cornell University for 22 years. W. C. O'CONNELL, Boxing and Wrestling. Fourteen years' experience as Instructor of Bogcingand Wrestling at Yale, Harvard and Cornell Universities. Coach of eight Championship teams in the Inter-Co1leg1- ate Association. WALTER E. OTTO, Ph.D., German. I Instructor of German in Cornell University. DOROTHY PERRY, Piano. Ithaca Conservatory of Music. SANDY SMITH, Cornet. Pupil of Patrick Conway. LILLIAN SPEAKMAN, Diction, Pantomime, Voice Cul- ture. Graduate of the Williams School of Expression. BESSIE L. SPEED, French. Cornell University. RUTH G. STANTON, Violin. Eight years' experience as private teacher. Head of Violin Department at Alabama State College for Women and also at Huron College, Huron, S. Dakota. Attended Summer Session at Chicago Musical College. Studied at Albright Art School, Buffalo, N. Y. JENNIE WITMER TALLCOTT, A.B., English, History, Pedagogy. Syracuse University, Oregon Agricultural College Sum- mer Sessiong Teacher of English, at Richfield Springs H. S., Hiram College, Shortridge H. S. Indianapolis, Pro- fessor of English, Valparaiso University. MARIAN WAITE, English. I Williams School of Expression.

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12 YEAR BOOK OF THE HELEN MILKS FRANCIS, Pl2.I1O. Graduate of the Ithaca Conservatory of Music. HAROLD C. HEss, Violin. Graduated from Fayetteville Conservatory of Music, Fay- etteville, N. Y., as pupil of Charlotte Reugger. Pupil of E. Ysaye at Cincinnatti Conservatory of Music, Cincin- natti, Ohio. 1922 and 1923 with Cesar Thomson in Europe. s . JOSEPH HIOKEY, Chemistry. A I Cornell University fAss't to Prof. Shearer in Chemistry Dept.j Teacher of Chemistry at Ithaca High School. DORIS NICHOLS HOLMES, Piano and COach-Accompan- ist. Graduate, Ithaca Conservatory of MusicL Pupil of Herbert B. Hilliard and Leon Sampaix, Ithacag Pupil of Frank La Forge and Walter Golde, New York 3 Pupil of Mme. Theodore Leschetivky and M. Isadore Phillipp, - Paris. GEORGE HOWARD, Clarinet. Pupil of Angel L. Delgado. ELSIE HUGGER, Pedagogy, Kinesiology, Dancing, Gym- nastics, Athletics for Women, etc. Graduate of the Savage School of Physical Educationg Special Course in Physical Training in Cornell University. Public Schools N. Y. City. EDITH KIMPLE, Pl3.110. Graduate of the Ithaca Conservatory of Music. KATHRYN KLINE, Piano. Graduate of the Ithaca Conservatory of,Music. JOSEPHINE LAUREN, Voice. Graduate Oneonta State Normal School. Attended North- hampton Music School of Pedagogy for two summer ses- sions. One year at College of Fine Arts, Syracuse Uni- versity. ' PAUL J. LIOHTENFELS, A. B., English. Earlham College. EVALINA LOCKWOOD, Voice and Interpretation. ' Graduate of the Williams School of Expression. ERNST MAHR, Violoncello. ' Soloist with New York Philharmonic Clubg personally in- dorsed by Joseph Joachim and other great masters. Pro- fessor Violoncello, Syracuse University.

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14 YEAR BOOK OF THE MARGUERITE WILLIAMS, Sight Singing. Graduate of Ithaca Conservatory. Music course at Cor- nell University under Dr. Hollis Dann. Special course at Northwestern University and Smith College. Former supervisor of Music at Stratford, Conn. and Franklin, Pa. Supervisor of Music in the Public Schools, Ithaca, N. Y. THE CITY OF ITHACA ITUATED at the head of one of that group of lakes in Central New York made famous by the pen of Cooper, is the beautiful city of Ithaca. The city is situated in a region of much beauty, having numerous waterfalls and cascades and picturesque gorges. It is a land of cataracts and waterfalls, of towering cliffs, ravines and gorges, a region that is a continual delight and surprise to the traveler, aiord- ing scenery one would not expect to find east of the Rockies. Ithaca is located in the district known as the Fin- ger Lake Region and at the southern end of Cayuga Lake. It is the region where the Cayugas, one of the six tribes of the Iroquois Nation once flourished. The city lies partially on a plain and partially on three hills on the east, south and west, which almost enclose it. The shores of Cayuga Lake Cforty miles longj are lined with summer cottages and popular summer resorts, in- cluding Stewart Park at Ithaca, Glenwood, Taughan- nock Falls fhigher than Niagaraj, Frontenac Beach, Ladogaglgark, Sheldrake, and many others, all combin- ing to make Ithaca an ideal school and home city. Ithaca is essentially a school town, it being the home of Cornell University with an enrollment of over 6,000 students, a High School property costing nearly i5400,000,. Cascadilla Preparatory School, one of the best equipped grammar schools in the country, a Parochial School, besides the Ithaca Conservatorysof Music and Afliliated Schools. The property of Cornell