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

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LD. WATSON prepared for college at Allegheny • Seminary, Rainsburg, Pa., and was graduated from Dickinson College in 1869, with B. A.. .M. A., in Cursu. Studied Philosophy and was graduated from Syracuse University with Ph. D. Read law and was graduated from tin- Law Depart- ment of Victoria University with LL. B., LL. D.. in Cursu. Studied Theology and was graduated front the Theological Seminary of Boston University with S. T. B. Received S. T. B. from the Theological De- ] artment of Victoria University ami S. T. B. in Cursu on preaching the baccalaureate sermon before the University. For some time was principal of the High School at Canton. Pa., and Professor of Lan- guages in the State Normal School at .Mansfield, Pa. He is a member of Genesee Conference, and besides filling several important pastorates was Presiding Elder of two districts, and represented the Genesee Conference in the Centennial General Conference at Philadelphia in 1SS4. REV. LORENZO P. WATSON. D. D., LL. D.

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FRANCES DeMOTTE ARCHIBALD received her musical education at Jacksonville, III-, and at Boston, Mass.. and her literary education at the Jacksonville, III.. W an ' s College. She taught two years in the Illinois State Institute for the Blind, and four years in East Maine Conference Seminary. She became a member of the Faculty of Taylor University in 1901. She is director of the School of Music, Professor of Piano, and also Pro- fessor of French. FRANCES IVMOTT1-; ARCI-lIHALD.

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MISS BELLE CORSON was graduated from th« University of Michigan in 1903, where she re- ceived the degree of A. B. In the University she took special work in the Department of German and Literature. In 1904 she was Professor in the High School al Clinton, Mich. In 1905 she came to Taylor University to lake the professorship of Higher English and German, which position she still holds. MISS BELLE COESON, A. B.