Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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HAGAW: Mildred Lela Miller, A.M. Assistant Librarian A.B. and A.M., Lenoir CoUegre; Professor of English, Sumraerland College, 1912-191S; present position from 1913. BiRGiT Lund Instructor in J ' ocal Music Graduate College of Christiana. Norway; Special study abroad, at Syracuse Univer- sity and under Charles Frank, New York; Teacher for three years in Wright Semi- nary, Tacon:ia. Washington; Private Teacher in Ne%v York City; present position from 1920. A. HoRTENSE HOYT Expression Curry School of Expression. Boston. Jlass. ; Taught at Hebron Academy, Hebron, Maine; Dramatic Councilor at Camp Cowasset, Buz- zard ' s Bay, North Falmouth. Mass.; Attend- ed Harvard and Boston Summer Schools; present position from 1921. Marguerite Stewart Instructor in Piano Student in Southern Conservatory; Student New England Conservatory; Pupil of Leo Pattison, Louis Elson and Dr. Charles R. Fisher; three years Studio Work, one year Supervisor in Public Schools; present posi- tion from 1921. Page ti enly-siv

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HAO CW Francis Grover Morgan, A.M. Professor of Education Dean of Summer School A.B., Lenoir College; I 1909-1910; . ,M., Unive: lina. 1913; Graduate Theological Seminary. igli School Teacher, sity of South Caro- Southern Lutheran Graduate Stu- dent University of North Carolina, 1917; Chair of Latin, Lenoir College, 1913-1917; Inaugurated Credit Courses in Education. 1914; Taught Psychologj ' , 1915-1916; Full Time Education and Psychology from 1917; Leave of Absence. 191S-1922; Lutheran Camp Pastor. U. S. Marine Barracks, Paris Island, S. C. 191S-1921; Pastor Madison. Va.. 1921- 1922; Welfare Specialist, U. S. Navy. 1920. giving Intelligence and Educational Tests to recruits and prisoners, and conducting schools for those found deficient: returned to present position. 1922. NoRAtAx G. LaMotte, A.B. Inslruclor in Physical Education A.B.. University of South Carolina. 191G; Coach Basketljall Erskine College. 1915; Coach Football Erskine College, 1916; Di- rector of Athletics Donaldson Military School, 1916-1917: Director of Atli|i!;.= R...-k Hill (S. C.) High School. 1917-1 ! li: i,,, ' of Athletics Maury High S.I ' M. Va.. 1919-1920: Supervisor of ] ' h .-- ., l:. lin- ing. Norfolk (Va.) Public Schuols. l:ijn-l!, ' -; present position from 1922. Harlan L. Creech, A.B. Inslruclor in Commercial Branches A.B.. Wofford College: Student in Commer- cial Branches Bowens ' Business College, 1916; Teacher and E.-cecutive in High Schools of South Carolina, 1909-1916; Head of Commercial Department Oakdale High School, Oakdalo, La., 1916-1920; present po- sition from 1920. Paul Sieg, A.M. Business Manager and Trcasu ■cr A.B. and A.M.. Roanoke College: Graduate Mt. Airy Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pa.: Instructor in Roancke College. 1SS7- 1SS9; Pastor of Churches at Wytheville, Va., Bristol, Va.. Radford, Va., 1893-1911; Pro- fessor of Christianity, Elizabeth College, 1911-1922; Acting President Elizabeth Col- lege, 1917-1922; present position from 1922. Page twenty-five

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1923 MACJ iS VTK , ' .fk- sf Rachel Virginia Crigler. A.B. .Issistant in Piano Graduate in Piano. Elizabeth College, 1917; A. B.. Elizabeth College, 1922; Student Uni- versity of Virginia, Summer Session, 1922; Assistant in Piano. Elizabeth College; pres- ent position from 1922. Maude Abernethy Assistant in f ' oice Graduate Vol( le re; Special Study in Cornell University, and in Boston; Instructor Concordia College, Cont ent position from 1922, : Piano, Lenoir Col- Piano and Voice at with Private Teacher Rob Rov Peery, A.B. Instructor of Violin and Pipe Orr an A.B.. Midland College; Violin and Pipe Oi gan at Midland Conservatory of Music; Ad vanced Study with Noted Teachers c Omaha and Denver; Private Teacher i Omaha; Director Midland College Orchestr: Omaha Society Orchestra; First Vlolinis Omaha Symphony Orchestra; Musical D rector Metro Pictures Corporation; Musics Blue Book of America; Member America Federation of Musicians; present positio since 1922. Clara G. Si eg Di ' an of If ' omrn and Matron of Oak-viriv Hall Graduate Marion College; Special Student in Art. Marion College; Student Cincinnati Art Academy; Teacher of Art. VS ' artburg Seminary. 1S96-1S97; Teacher of Art. Miss Brvants Seminaiy. 1897-1901; present posi- tion since 1922, Page tiventy-se-ven