Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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4 . . .,4, 1, -',a 'V 1 - fy , M794 fgjgvtw-L' , CHARLOTTE WATERBURY, A. M. Charlotte L. Waterbtiry, A. M., Pro- fessor of English, was graduated from the University of Denver in '93, studied one year in post graduate Work in English at' the University of Chicago and received her degrees from her Alma Mater in '03. She has had eight years experience in teaching in the schools of Denver and Eaton, Colo- rado, and two years in Tennessee. MISS CARRIE B. MATSON, A. B., Prof, of La-tin, did most of her college work at Baker University and the State Normal at Emporia. She graduated from the VVesleyan in '06. Besides her regular college course she has done special work at both Harvard and Chicago. Miss Matson comes to the VVesleyan from a long exper- ience in High Scho-ol, and her work is emi- nently satisfactoryg :. gf-Ifjfxs, . NA ., 1 +91.-inf?-Z'2i,f.I. ai..-112,222-'Lia , . - . f:S:,:1:fZfz:'m:1:4gb3::11'.' 2: .. .rt f 5,40 'ff' A 0 m. f f? fa , , z 1 A91 Yffgfffiff 1 ,fun If sifgjgg ce Af:61j',f1xjg6 4 . ., . -4---.ff-is-1-rf.-:-:-.-.2::- .- ' '..':-if' v:ff-3-2EifEE52E5E5:Q5'E-E-0215-sift. V -- wr-21' ' I 'Q alyfai-1-,: ,.,. j 513,11-1:Z??55:, .z-1 Qc , .. .. mf-251-34:2 ,.1'r4 1-5' 3 ,. ' ' . :1-Qs: t -vi' an cp- a A a , I, ---- . ., .- 15, . n :,:,3?y.5-: -3 3:13, 11.5 55,11-'f ' H 'L-17: 1 va ' ,gs-. I . '-iw af' Awfgqa :H-1-2-..f -f .-:'::1:.- . :I - -wx: f .-M 5fi,'f3 1':? 4-fv...QQfl ' -.adffggifa-5'1',gA 213222431-21: -,gear-. A -15234 W , f.i5!i:L .- .'15 i.':: E . 5 A 2-1.11.5-'es . 'f-152-1:i'i'1.z . :lf -s:e::..:54egw2 nf tag 5552333 iff' '-'f'5::.i '-21514351 f2Z5i1f1:- -L-155 011 si-.3-f. +f2Fw, -' K , ., , fggz,-'E,:Ie T'1','f2ff2if3E52?L '55-tE?'1:'31i5 5 ti ., Qi-5:2312 . -. V ,, . - ,.:,.32:A: eg af - ...Q ifzi-3-.iii-21:55. fy -. - .- .- e- e-.vt-f-ww + ww-..vf-.-..--H:-far-2-,. af -+A-m-.far M. ' --,,:4.,.r,.tc:.,:,f-.1-li. f 2 - T-I-41-1 -r mv- '.r.rs:1e:-rr: 5 rf .rc:rs-3-inf. . - -:-.ass-.12-15-fa-:mf Gr 2- 'I ,- V - if ,ll . 1, 2 Vx ef cfs -,M sp , 'C . .. lg' 24' ra 4 ff'L1.'f': . V .- X 4? uN.,w,. V 1 wf . we ,- QW 23 N' fff ,Q f ff of N2 l afdgffu 1 it 4 f 14- Q, za, -10' V ,5 s A 7X0 Q ff' gf' fn, Af raw 1 2 M N' z A,,.,.. 341' f f'.iS5?u wr. f2g:gg3f,y,QESg,g?51:a5Qg,- y- . . , l QE ,faq 49. efafr ' .f 'V 2 Til

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PROF. WESLEY N. SPECKMANN, A. M., Ph. D. Prof. W. N. Speckmann, A. B., German Wallace College, Berea, Ohio, 18893 A. M., the same university 1898, Ph. D. Taylor University, Ill., 1900. He taught Mathe- matics, Science and German in Philander Smith College, Ark., also in Blinn Memo- rial College, Texiasg and in Taylor Uni- versity, Ill. Since 1901 he has been at the head of the department of French and Ger- man at Kansas Wesleyan Un-iversity. While here he has Won the distinction of member- ship in the Modern Language Association of America. PROF. WILBUR F. HOYT, A. M. Prof. W' University, 1895 and A. M. 1905. After he was engaged in High School . F. Hoyt, B., Ohio Wesleyan graduating work in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Later he was made Prof. of Science in Chamberlain Institute, New York. ln 1901 he was made Prof. of Sciences at Kansas VVesleyan Uni- versity. Since being here, he has secured for the university the twelve inch reiiecting telescope and the observatory. He was also vice president for a year and a half. This, together with other work in his line, has given him the merited distinction of being mentioned in VVho's VVho in Amer- ica.

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PROF. CLYDE O. MARIETTA, A. B. Prof. C. O. Marietta received his educa- tion at the Kansas Vllesleyan University. During the early part of his course he spent one year as teacher in the public schools. Upon obtaining his bachelor's degree in 1905, he was elected Principal of the Ace- deniic Department in Kansas Vlfesleyan University. This position he now holds, teaching Science, Mathematics and English PROF. H. A. HUBBARD, A. M., Prof uf l-'listory and Economics. Prof. Hubbard completed his college course at the Ohio Xlfesleyan. in '04 receiving an A. B. degree. The next year he taught in the Calerlonia High School, and returned to the Ohio NN!-sleyziu to resume his studies in the summer of 'O5. l-le served as assistant librarian through that year and received his A. Rl. in the spring nf 'G6. N, X X .,.y