Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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RICHARD AUGUSTUS LeMASTER, M. E. L., Xenia College, 1868; A. B. Taylor Universit)-, 1894; Ph. D. Taylor University, 1897. Joined Ohio Conference, 1874; became a member of the Faculty of Taylor Universitj ' 1896. c T. MILLER, Principal of Business De- « partment. WH. MERSHON, better known as the , Drummer Boy of Shiloh. Grad- viated under Prof. Struby of Leip.sic in Piano and Harmony at sixteen and in Band and String- ed Instruments under Prof. Rowden, of London. At twenty 3 ' ears was leader of band, 15th V. R. C. Regulars. At twenty -one years was a mem- ber of the celebrated concert party, the Alle- ghanians. Filled the chair of music in the Univer. ' iity of Colorado, 1884-85; Dean of Music, Lave Universit} ' , Kansas, 1890-91; Director of Music, Greer College, 111., 1894-95, and Profes- sor of band and stringed instruments, Taylor University, 1897-98.

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Tr ILLIAN F. ST. JOHN, Graduate of Nor- I y ) mal School, Portland, Indiana. ' 1888-91, Teacher in Public Schools; 1891-95, Assistant in High School, Albany, Ind. ; 1896, Assistant Pro- fes.sor in Normal Department. aEORGE WOOD ANDERSON, A. B., 1898, Taylor University. 1897, Professor of Biology, Taylor University. ADIE E. EBRIGHT, 1889, Graduate y ) Conservatory of Music, Columbus, Ind.; 18V)0-93, attended Dayton Conservator}- of Music; 1896, Instructor in Vocal and Instrumental lusic, Tavlor Universitv.

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REV. W. P. GEORGE, D. D., L. L,. D., Professor of Sacred Rhetoric. REV. WM. H. LAWRENCE, Ph. D., D. D., Lecturer on Sociology and Anthro- pology. H ON. JAY A. HINDMAN, Lecturer on American Law. = ' ™| T