Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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ROBERT W. LAHR Professor of Fine and Applied Arts University of Chicago; Art Institute of Chicago. ELIZABETH PUTNAM T X O Instructor in Fine and Applied Arts Art Institute, summers ' 07, ' 09, ' 10, ' 12, ' 14; School of Painting, Sauta- tuch, Michigan, summer ' 11; The Roycrofters, New York, ' 08. EMMA BATES ROBBINS Instructor in Fine and Applied Arts Diploma in Normal Art, H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College of Tulane University. FLETCHER AMES GOULD Professor of Civil Engineering B.S. Michigan Agricultural College, 1907. CARL I. HEAD Professor of Mechanical Engineering B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, James Millikin University, 1911.

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A. B. CROSIER Associate; Professor of Commerce and Finance Graduate New Albany (Ind.) Busi- ness College; Graduate Bryant and Stratton Business College; Supreme Court Law Certificate in South Dakota and Montana; B.S. James Mi ' likin University, 1916. EDNA SKINNER Professor of Domestic Economy B.S. Columbia University, 1908. MABEL DUNLAP Professor of Domestic Art B.S. Columbia University, 1908. OPAL DEAN RIDDLE z t a, n m e Instructor in Domestic Art B.S. James Millikin University, 1914. ' .wenty-four BESSIE BISHOP n m e Instructor in Domestic Science B.S. James Millikin University, 1914.

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MAX van LEWEN SWARTHOUT Director of the Conservatory of Music Professor of Violin, Piano and Theoretic Branches Gottschalk Conservatory of Music, Chicago; Balatka Conservatory of Music, Chicago ; Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany, 1902-05. DONALD MALCOLM SWARTHOUT Associate Director of the Conservatory of Music Professor of Piano, Pipe-Organ, Theoretic and Historical Branches Gottschalk Conservatory of Music, Chicago; Balatka Conservatory of Music, Chicago; Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany, 1902-05, ' 10- ' ll; Private study, Isidor Phillip, Paris, France, 1905-06. NELLIS PAUL PARKINSON Secretary of the Conservatory of Music A.B. James Millikin University, 1915. WILLIAM B. OLDS Professor of the Art of Singing Beloit College, A.B. 1898; Oberlin Conservatory, 1895-1898- 99; American Conservatory, 1899-1900; Piano, Victor Garwood; Composition, Adolf Weidig; Singing, Oscar Seagle; Summer 1914, England; 1915, New York. MINER WALDEN GALLUP Associate Professor of Piano Playing Virgil Piano School, New York, 1902; Private Study in Albany, New York, 1905-06; in Berlin, 1906-07; Composi- tion with Felix Borowski, Chicago, summer 1916.