Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Southwestern University Summer ScKool of Theology) A verv important department of Southwestern University of which the students who are here only during the regular session know very little is the Summer School of Theology. The at- tendance in this department last summer was 185. Many of the leading scholars and preachers of America have filled en- gagements in its lecture courses. The next session will be held June 18-27, 1917. The following are the General Lec- turers for this session: Rev. Jas. W. Lee, D.D.. LL.D., of St. Louis. Rev. H. F. Rail, Ph.D., D.D., of Northwestern University. Rev. Shailer Matthews, D.D., LL.D., of the University of Chicago. Rev. Sam A. Steele, D.D., of Shreve- port, La. Rev. Cullom H. THE FACULTY IS AS FOLLOWS: Booth, Dean Georgetown, Tex. POST-GRADUATE INSTRUCTORS Dr. H. M. Doobs S. M. U. Dr. ( ). E. Goddard Galveston FOURTH YEAR Rev. H. B. Smith Rockdale Rev. C. A. Spraggins Greenville Rev. R. W. Nation Rice Dr. E. W. Solomon Bryan Rev. D. K Porter Sherman INSTRUCTORS Rev. M. Phelan Vernon Rev. H. E. Draper Austin . . Santa Anna . . . . Beaumont THIRD YEAR INSTRUCTORS Rev. Gaston Hartsfield. . .Yoakum Rev. J. A. Ruffner. Rev. A. L. Moore Plainview Rev. Glenn Flinn.. Dr. E. W . Alderson Bonham SECOND YEAR INSTRUCTORS Rev. A. W. Hall Clarendon Rev. T. N. Weeks Farmersville Rev. T. S. Barcus Ft. Worth Rev. W. D. White Longview Rev. Joe F. Webb San Angelo FIRST YEAR INSTRUCTORS Rev. J. G. Pollard Strawn Rev. E. W. Potter Huntsville Rev. W. Y. Switzer Baird Rev. Rex B ' . Wilkes. .Honev Grove Rev. G. M. Boyd Uvalde INSTRUCTORS FOR CLASS FOR ADMISSION INTO ANNUAL CONFERENCE Rev. J. Sam Barcus. . .Wichita Falls Rev. Z. B. Pirtle Throckmorton Rev. P. T. Ramsey Jacksonville Rev. W. PL Howard Belton Rev. F. A. White Smithville Page Seventeen

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ROBERT LEE BREWER, A.B. Manager Boys ' Dormitory Southwestern University. A.B., 1911 ; Secretary Students ' Y. M. C. A., Oklahoma A. M. College, 1911-13; Manager of Mood Hall Since 1913. MISS NANNIE G. SANDERS, A.B. Assistant Librarian Southwestern University, A.B., 1902 ; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer 1905 ; Assistant Librarian, South- western University, since 1912. MRS. MARGARET M. McKENNON, A.B. Librarian Southwestern University, A.B ' ., 1886; Instructor in Colegio Ingles, San Luis Po- tosi, Mexico, 1892-95; MacDonald Insti- tute, Durango, Mexico, 1896-99; Student in Education, Library Methods, University of Chicago, 1900- ' 01 ; University of Illinois, Summer 1915; Librarian, Southwestern University, since 1902. Page Sixteen

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ARTHUR L. MANCHESTER Dean of Fine Arts Faculty Principal of Musical Institute of Beaver, Pa., Female College ; Organized Music De- partment of Clarion, Pa., State Normal School ; Reorganized Department of Music Martha Washington College, Spartanburg, S. C. ; Conductor Converse College Choral Society and Director South Atlantic States Music Festival, 1905-15; Dean of Fine Arts, Southwestern University, George- town. Texas, 1913 ; Was Associate Editor of the Etude, Philadelphia, four years ; Founder and Editor of The Musician, 1896-1902; The Messenger, 1900-1905; President Music Teachers ' National Asso- ciation, 1900-1902; President Music De- partment, Southern Education Association, 1910-12; Founder American Guild of Or- ganists ; Member International Society of Musicians ; President Texas Music Teach- ers ' Association, 1915-T7. HARRIETT MAY CRENSHAW Instructor in Piano Athens College, Alabama, M.E.L. ; Grad- uated in Music, Athens College ; Studied Normal Course and Interpretation with Mrs. Tobey and William Sherwood, Chau- tauqua, N. Y. ; Pupil Mr. Fred J. Hoff- mann, College of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio; Nermann Klumm, Munich, and Madame Leschetizky, Vienna ; Director of Music, I Seminary, Laredo, Texas, 1908-11 ; Prin- cipal of the Piano Department of Columbia College, Milton, Oregon, 1912-13; Instruc- tor in Piano, Southwestern University, since 1014. ETELKA EVANS Instructor in Violin Studied in America with Walter Stafford (pupil of Servik), and Charles F. Smith ( pupil of Kneisel ) ; spent three years in Germain 1 studying wi th Emanuel Wirth, Carl Halir and Gustav Exner ; studied dur- ing the Summer of 1915 with Franz Kneisel ; did private teaching in Stock- bridge, Mass.. and Lakewood, New Jersey; Concertized ; taught one year in Southern Seminary, Buena Vista, Virginia; Instruc- tor in Violin, Southwestern University, since, I ' M 2. Page Eighteen