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

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LAURA BELLE SCOTT, A. B. Denver University Miss Scott gave up her position of the High School at Wheat Ridge, Colorado, to take the professorship of English and German at Taylor. She is a woman of very strong per- sonality. By her genial disposition and her kindness she has won the hearts of all her students. She has learned the art of making her teaching interesting as well as instructive. She is very fond of out-door games, the favorite ones being tennis and croquet. In her class-room, on the campus and everywhere she is the same, ready to share the joys and sor- rows of all.

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PROF. ROBERT E. BROWN, A. B 1 University of Illinois , Professor of Science Registrar Professor Brown received his rudiments of educatii schools of Indiana, after which he entered Danville High School and was graduated with the class of 1905. In his senior year he was professor of chemistry. In the fall of the same year he came to Taylor Universitv and was enrolled as freshman. The following school vear, o6 - 07 , he taught school and in the fall of o; Leaving Taylor University he became nois, and in 1910 graduated from that he was assistant professor of zoology. He returned to Taylor University and assumed charge of the Science Department, which, under his able management, is making wonderful progress. His coming has added strength to the faculty, and to would-be scientists. in the public again entered Taylor Universitv. itudent at the Universitv of Illi- ititution. During his senior vear and inspiration

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PROF. ROBERT E. BROWN, A. B. ( University of Illinois ) Professor of Science Registrar Professor Brown received his rudiments of education in the public schools ot Indiana, after which he entered Danville High School and was graduated with the class of igoq. in his senior year he was professor of chemistry. In the tall of the same year he came to Taylor Universitv and was enrolled as freshman. The following school vear, o6 - 07 , he taught school and in the fall of 07 again entered Tavlor Universitv. Leaving Taylor University he became a student at the Universitv of Illi- nois, and in 1910 graduated from that institution. During his senior year he was assistant professor ot zoology. He returned to Taylor University and assumed charge of the Science Department, which, under his able management, is making wonderful progress. His coming has added strength to the faculty, and inspiration to would-be scientists.