Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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WILLIAM DWIGHT WENTZ, B. E. Professor of Public Speaking vfiBft ANNE CARTER, A. B. Assistant Professor in History WILLIAM DWIGHT WENTZ.— M. E. Millersville, Pa., ' 98; B. E., National Col- lege of Elocution and Oratory, Phila- delphia, ' 07; graduate student Millers- ville, Pa., : 99- ' 00; student in English, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, ' 04- ' 05; Public Reader and Instructor in Dramatics, ' 06; student of Voice, Van Leer Studio, Phil- adelphia, ' 12- ' 14; Assistant Principal Schools of Oxford, Pa., and Instructor in Public Speaking and English, ' 07- ' 13; Instructor in Public Speaking, Wana- maker Institute, Philadelphia Summer Session, ' 13; Professor Public Speaking, Southwestern University, Texas, since ' 13. ANNE CARTER is a native of Texas; A. B., Southwestern University. ' 12; •studied at Wellesley College, ' 12- ' 13; came to S. U. in ' 13. MRS. MARGARET McKENNON is a daughter of Dr. F. A. Mood, founder of Southwestern University; graduated with A. B. from S. U. with first honors; taught for several years in the Colegio Ingles, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, and in the McDonnell Institute, Durango, Mex- ico; studied Library Methods in Univer- sity of Chicago, ' 01- ' 02; in Carnegie Li- brary of San Antonio, ' 04; elected Li- brarian of S. U, ' 03. MRS. MARGARET McKENNON, Librarian 21

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F. C. A. LEHMBERG. A. M. Assistant Professor of French and German MARY H. HOWREN, A. M. Instructor of Latin L. E. WHITE, A. B. Assistant Professor of Mathematics F. C. A. LEHMBERG is a native Texan; A. B., Southwestern University, 1900; one summer in University of Texas and three in University of Chicago; A. M. in ' 12; one summer spent abroad in travel and study; taught three years in Texas public schools; Temple High School, ' 02- ' 06; Department of German, John Tarleton College, ' 06- ' 09; Instructor in German and French, S. U. Fitting School, ' 09- ' ll; elected Assistant Pro- fessor of German and French, S. U, ' 11. MARY H. HOWREN graduated from S. U. with A. M. and first honors in ' 90; taught in Paris, Texas, Institute; spent summer of ' 06 in University of Chicago; taught at Polytechnic Institute (Midlo- thian); taught at Granbury College; elected Instructor of Latin and Greek in S. U. Fitting School, ' 01; Superin tendent of Girls ' Co-operative Home; Instructor of Latin, S. U, ' 11. L. E. WHITE is a native of Louisiana; A. B., Tulane University, ' 12; Surveyor with the St. L. S. W., ' 12- ' 13; came to S. U. in ' 13 as Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Director of Fitting School Athletics.

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ARTHUR L. MANCHESTER, Dean of Fine Arts ETELKA EVANS Instructor of Violin E. LOUISE BROCK Instructor of Piano ARTHUR L. MANCHESTER is a na- tive of New Jersey. Studied with Zeck- wer, Gilchrist, Bussman, Tubbs, and other masters; diploma in Theory of Music from Philadelphia Musical Academy; Associate Editor The Etude, ' 93-97; Ed- itor The Musician ' 96- ' 92; Editor The Messenger ' 00 ' -04 ' ; President Music Teachers ' National Association, ' 00- ' ()2; President Musical Department of South- ern Educational Association, ' 11- ' 13; Dean, School of Music, Converse Col- lege, Spartanburg, S. C.,; Director South Atlantic States Musical Festival, ' 04-T3; Founder of the American Guild of Or- ganists; Member International Musik- gesellschaft. E. LOUISE BROCK was a pupil of Os- car H. Hawley, Cincinnati; graduate of Professor Edouard Hesselberg, Belmont College, Nashville; pupil of Mme. Julie Rieve King and Edgar Nelson, Bush Temple Conservatory, Chicago, 111.; came to S. U. in ' 12. ETELKA EVANS is a native of Mass- achusetts; studied in America with Walter Stafford (pupil of Sevick) and Charles F. Smith (pupil of Kneisel); spent three years in Germany studying with Emanuel With, Carl Halir, Gustav Exner, all Professors in Royal Hoch- schule of Berlin; came to S. U. in ' 12. 22