Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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' '- Lg. '- , CELIA VVARNE TOWER, A.lVI., Organ Cornell University, A.B., 1920, A.M., 19233 Ithaca Piano School: Ithaca Conservatory of Music, student of James T. Quarles, Itha- ca, New York, Member American G-uild of Organistsg lnstructor in Lyman Hall I-lifrh School, VValling'ford, Conn., 1923-24, Hamp- ton lnstitute, 192-i-253 Organist lst Presbyterian Church, Canton, 1935-g Instructor of Organ, Mount Union College, 1934-. RITA ELANDI Voice Graduate of the Cincinnati Collette of Music: pupil of Matilda Mar- chesi, Parisg drama under Messrs. Petipa and Pluque of the Paris Grand Operag member of the Carl Rosa and Sir Au,f:.'ustus Opera Comnanies in England and on the Continentp appeared in XVag- nerian opera. under personal direction of Frau Cosima Xvagner, Mount Union Colleze teacher of voice. 15125-. MARTHA GRANT ENGLE, A.B., Universitylof Iowa, A.B., '23, Pratt Institute Library School, '24g Iowa City Public Library, 1921-235 New York Public Library, '24, Bay Ridge High School Library, Brooklyn, New York, 1924-25. XVith Mount Union, September, 1925-. Catalog Librarian LILLA MADORA PATTERSON, School of Library Science, XVestern Reserve University, '10g Cleve- land Public Library, 1908-21.992Vltl1 Mount Union, September, 1 . -. First Assistant and Reference Librarian. 22

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RICHARD WALTER OPPENHEIM, MuS.Grad. Director of the Conservatoryg Violin, Theory Graduate of Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium, pupil of Oscar Buck und Cesar Thomson, Brussels, first violinist, Concerts, Durant Symphony Orchestra, Brusselsg instructor in Miss Cowles' School for Girls, 1-Iollidaysburg, Peniisylvania, 1912-1914: instruc- tor NVilliumsport Dickinson Seminary, NVilliamsport, Pennsylvania, 1,014-19183 instructor Mount Union Conservatory, 192-g Director of Music, Mount Union, 1028-. HAROLD LOUIS HOLLINGSWORTH, A.B., B.F.A., Voice and Public School Music University of Nebraska. A.B., 151283 B.F.A., 1030. Teacher Public School Music and French, York, Nebraska High School, 10305 tenor soloist and director of vocal music on radio staff of KFAB, Lin- coln, Nebraska, 1931-19335 student of public school niusic, No1'th- western University, 19333 student public school music, Columbia University, 11133-10343 nuuil of voice with Mary I-Tall Thomas, 19:25-1930, and Robert Elwyn at the Institute of Music Art, New York City, 11133-10343 Director of Glee Club, University of Nebras- ka, 1032-19333 'Mount Union College, teacher of voice and public school music and director of glee clubs, 1934-. LOUIS CROXVDER, A.B., Piano Carnegie Institute of Technology, A.B., 19305 Pupil of Selma Jan- son in Piano: studied Piano with Eugen D'A1bert at Deutsches Musikinstitut fur Auslander in Berlin, summer 19293 studied with Ilobt-rl. Cusuclesns, Paris, 15431-1033. Mount Union College, teacher of piano, 1935-. EVELYN DORIS STAHLER, MuS.B., Piano Gi'z.lrll,m.tc Chicago Musical College, Mus.B., 1922 tpiano and com- positionjg pupil of Beryl liubinstein, Cleveland Institute of Music: of Ernest Hutcheson, Chautauqua Lake, New York, 1927. Studied with Hans Barth, New York, 1929-30. Teacher of piano, Mount Union College Conservatory, 1924-1929, 1930-. Z1

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Q T 1'-'rail p W - GRADUATE ASSISTANTS MILDRED BECK EALES, A.B. Sociology ELEANOR ELIZABETH MUMAVV, A.B. English HELEN MARIE STEXVART, A.B. Biology ELSA SVEHLA, A.B. German A -if Mrs. Tower is our professor of pipe-organ. We wish she'd play more often for chapel programs. Mrs. Stauffer has the position of part-time college librar- ian. The cheery voice which generally answers the Cahpman Hall telephone is that of Mrs. Engle, our cata- log librarian. Miss Patterson, the first assistant and reference librarian, comes to the rescue of those unfamiliar with the college library. We have three graduate students assisting in the English, biology, A and German departments. Miss Mumaw is the English W assistant, Miss Stewart has several classes in the biology department and Miss Svehla assists Dr. Englebert in the German department. Mrs. Eales has played a very prominent part in the economics depart- E ment and is quite well known in social circles.