Liberty Ladies College - Liberty Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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MISS STELLA B. MORTON. Graduated from Daughters College, Harrodsburg, Ky., and from Mid- way Teachers Training School. Has taken special courses in English and History in Kentucky State College, University of Cincinnati, and Chicago University. Taught English and History two years at Madison Institute, Rich- mond, Ky.; four years at Hamilton College, Lex- ington, Ky.; and five years at Jessamine Ins stitute, Nicholasville, Ky. History, English Language and Literature. MISS ELEANORA HARRIS, A. B. Kansas Wesleyan University; Kansas Agricultural College; Graduate Kansas University and St. Joseph Business University. Exper- ience as Teacher and Principal in Public Schools in Kansas and in St. Joseph Business University. Teachers, Course at Chicago University. Practical Stenographer. Principal of Business Department and Teacher of M athematics. CHARLES LEE SMITH, Ph. D. John Hopkins University; Professor History and Political Science in William Jewell College; Competitive Examinations open to gradu- ates of all Colleges; Awarded University Scholarship in John Hopkins University 1886-1887; Awarded Fellowship 1887. Studied in University of Halle 1Germany1 1888. Ap- pointed Instructor of History in John Hopkins University in same year. Lecturer an H istory and Political Stience. DOMESTIC SCIENCE. MRS. Y. P. ROTHWELL, Cooking, the Cutting, Fitting and M aking 0f Garments. GENERAL SUPERVISION. C. M. WILLIAMS, President and Manager. MRS. C. M. WILLIAMS, Directress of College Home. MRS. MARY RAMEY, Housekeeper. 4

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'73:ij gACULTY' 1905-6 LY Ft- C. M. WILLIAMS, A. M., President. Furman University; Theological Seminary. Twenty years educational work in Missouri; seven years professor and co-principal Hardin College; eight years president Liberty Ladieg College. Psychology and C hm'sticm Evidences. MISS H. R. HAY, Lady Principal. Five years lady principal of Churchland Academy, Virginia; Five years lady principal Central College, Alabama; Fourteen years presiding teacher, Hardin College. A cadem'ic Studies. C. E. DICKEN, A. B. William Jewell College. Sciences, Philosophy; MISS BERTHA E. WARD, A. B. Graduate of Meridian Female College, Meridian, Miss., and also of the University of Chicago with degree A. B., Class 1901. For four years since graduating at Chicago University has been professor of Ancient and Modern Languages in Meridian Female College. Greek, F ranch, G erman. MISS RENA TURNER. Graduate of Shelbyville Female College, Tennessee; Taught three years in Soule College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and in Tennessee School for The Blind, Nashville. Principal Preparatory Department. MISS MABEL A. FARNHAM, A. B. Vassar College and Harvard University. Latin, Language and Literature. 3

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