Liberty Ladies College - Liberty Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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LIBERTY LADIES COLLEGE. FACULTY .-c0NT1NUED. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND FINE ARTS. RENO B. MYERS, BAC. MUS. DIRECTOR. Studied With Dr; Hugh H. Clark; Dr. Pommer, of the Philadelphia Conservatory, Dr. Mesz and Dr. H. Haas of the Wooster Conservatory. Graduated With degree of Bac. Mus., 1890, with the tt highest honors of his class? Elected Professor of the Broad Street Conservatory, two years ; 1894 elected Director of Findlay Conservatory, tOhioi ; 1896 Dlrector of Wheaton College Conservatory, Studied post-graduate work with H. H. Haas, Wm. H. Sherwood, etc. PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY, HISTORY OF MUSIC. MRS. MAXIMILLIAN E. TULKE. Full graduate Royal Academy of Music, London, England; Full graduate with specialhonors, Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany. Studied with the most eminent masters of Germany-Alfred Reichter. Theodore Coccius, Johannes Weidenbach, Carl Reinecke, Conrad Schleinitz, Dr. Otto Gunther, etc., etc. PIANO, SINGING, AESTHETICS OF MUSIC, HARMONY. MISS MILA SCHMIDT. Studied five years in Royal Conservatory of Berlin. Graduated with highest honors from this conservatory in 1890. Five years Professor of Voice Culture in the Crain Institute of Berlin. Two years Principal of Vocal Department in the Cabell School, Washington, D, C. Four years Teacher of Voice Culture, New York City. VOICE CULTURE, SlNGING, HARMONY.

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LME- ty of FUTE. Lady LIBERTY LADIES COLLEGE. FACU LTY. ECONTINUED. MISS VIRGINIA HIDEN. Broaddus College, tW.-VaJ; Chautauqua College of Liberal Arts. Six years Professor in Liberty Ladies College. LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE; NATURAL SCIENCES. CHARLES LEE SMITH, PH. D. Johns Hopkins University; Professor History and Political Science in Wm. Jewell College; Competitive Examinations open to Graduates of all Colleges. Awarded University Scholarship in Johns Hopkins University 1886-87; Awarded Fellowship 1887. Studied in University of Halle, tGermanw Summer of 1888. Appointed Instructor of History in Johns Hopkins University in the same year. WEEKLY LECTURES ON HISTORY. MISS B. M. GRAY. PRITCHETT Institute; Chautauqua College of Liberal Arts; Chicago University; Eight years a most popular teacher in Liberty Ladies College. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. E. A. HUPPERT. EIGHT YEARS PRINCIPAL OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL IN THIS COLLEGE. DIRECTOR OF KANSAS CITY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. Many years student in the Fine Art Schools of Europe, notably: Three years in the Royal Academy of Munich, and the Julian Academy of Paris. under Professors Raupp, Gustave Boulanger, and Jules LeFebvre, etc.; etc. Author of the celebrated painting, The Death of AtalaW on exhibition in St. Louis and Kansas City. PRINCIPAL OF THE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT. DRAWING, PAINTING, SKETCHING. MISS MAY L. BROWNING. Graduate of the Martin School of Elocution and Oratory, Washington, D. C; Graduate of the New York School of Expression;Severa1years Professor in St. Katharinets School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Many years teacher of Elocution in New York City. ELOCUTION, ORATORY, DELSARTE, PHYSICAL CULTURE. MISS ROMA FLEET. PRINCIPAL PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. TYPEWRITING, STENOGRAPHY. GENERAL SUPERVISION. C. M. XVILLIAMS, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER. MRS. C. M. WILLIAMS, MRS. L. B. CHAMBERS, DIRECTRESS OF COLLEGE HOME. MATRON. AND HOUSEKEEPER.

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atory, th With ,onors LIBERTY LADIES COLLEGE. FACULTYvCONTINUED. MISS THEODORA MORGAN. Pupil of Joseph Joachim. Studied two years in the Royal Conservatory of Leipzig. Two years under Joseph Joachim; studied in the Royal Conservatory of Berlin, in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Berlin; with Prof. Andreas Moser. She was a member of the orchestra or Dr. Goachim, the HKing of Violinistsft Studied with Professor Herr Karl Markees, also with Herr Fritz Krauss of the Scharwenka Con- servatory; in all twelve years under the most celebrated masters of Germany. VIOLIN, VIOLA, YOUNG LADIES ORCHESTRA. MISS MAMIE ELY, Graduate of this Conservatory. Four years a successful and most popular Professor of the Piano Department. TEACHER OF PIANO. MISS MAY L. BROWNING, Graduate Martin School of Oratory, Washington, D. C. Graduate New York School of Expression. Two years Principal of Elocution Department in St. Katharints School of Brooklyn; several years teacher of Elocution and Oratory in New York City. ELOCUTION. ORATORY, DELSARTE. E. A. HUPPERT. EIGHT YEARS PRINCIPAL OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL IN THIS COLLEGE. DIRECTOR OF KANSAS CITY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. Many years student inlthe Fine Art Schools of Europe, notably: Three years in the Royal Academy of Munich, and the Julian Academy of Paris, under Professors Raupp, Gustave Boulanger, and Jules LeFebvre, etc., etc. Author of the celebrated painting. UThe Death of Atalai7 on exhibition in St. Louis and Kansas City. PRINCIPAL OF FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT. DRAWING, PAINTING, SKETCHING.