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

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Prof. Sadie Miller Was a teaclier of wide experience before coming to Taylor; liavmi; been inslruclor of large classes of Piano Forle. ' oice. and Sighl Reading, in Carbon- dale. Pennsylvania, and in ihe neighboring lowns. In IW7 she enlered Taylor University, g ' radualmg in Piano For ' e in 1909. and in Voice in 1910. She is inslruclor in Piano Forle. Harmony, and Sighl Read- ing. Professor Miller is ihe Preceptress of Taylor University and is a poetess of some note, having UTit- Prof. Edith Olmsted Pursued the study of voice under Mme. Fern Pickard Slevens of Nov ' I ' orlc City, and Iric Dudley, musical director of the llhica Conservatory of Music, llhica. Proi Aijce M. Tailor New ' ork. For two years she studied Chorus work under Prof. Hollis E. Dann, of Cornell University. In th» fall of 1909 she look charge of the School of Vocal Music at Taylor Univeisily. JO adua of the Chicago Mu al Coll which school she iec a director of Music the beginning of the Director of ihe Schc ed Ihe degree of B.M. She was , Humboldt College, Iowa. At .■inter term in 1913. she became of Music in Taylor University.

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I ' kui. Roiitm E. Buow.N Giadualed from ihe Danv.llc Hifh School, lllmois. in 1905, and ihc same year entered Taylor Universily. After leaving Taylor he entered the University of Illinois, and in the year 1910 received the degree of A.B. While in High School he was laboratory assist- ant in Chemistry, and also held the same position in Zoology at Ihe University of Illinois. Taylor Univer- sity secured him as professor of Chemislrv and Physics in 1910. He IS also Registrar of the University and Principal of the Taylor University Academy. Prof. Newton Wrav Prof. George Shaw Received the degree of A.B. from DePauw Univer- r- l J c u i i i sily. Later he became a law student and attorney at Graduated from Hamlin University, receiving the law. From Drew Theological Seminary he received degree of A.B. From Drew Theological Seminary he Ihe degree of B.D. At one lime he was amanuensis , , , to Dr. J. M. Buckley, Editor of the Christian Advo- - ived the degree of B.D. Alter this he was cate. Pastor in the North Indiana Conference and Dean of the Theological Department in Central Holi- ness University. Iowa. He is professor of Church History, and English Bible in Taylor University. Prof. Shaw has written. -.Acquainted with Grief. and The Spirit in Redemplion ; besides numerous articles Ln Ihe press. New York Conferences; professor of Psychology and English Literature in Centenary Collegiate Institute, at llackellslown. New Jersey; professor of Theology and Philosophy and Dean in .Asbury College; professor of Theology and Greek Testament in Taylor Universily. While a professor in Taylor University he was given the degree of D.D. by thai instilution. He is author of Fun and Finance— A Discussion of Modern Church Novelties. Church Finance— A Message to the Churches. The Lodge— A Counterfeit, and Holiness and the Greek Tongue.

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Prof. G. Prepared for College Inslilule. He spent Iwo yea compleling his college coul wilh ihe degree of A.B.. wilh ihe Master ' s degree. Union Theolonical Sem.na Presbytery of Long Island of Greek and Latin m As 1912. he became a memb Faculty as Professor of Greek Francis Lee jt Ihe C cnteni jry Co llegiak ■ars ,n U ' esley Uni vcrsity se at Ne « Yc irk Un, and later he . xa: i gra Zl ' te J He recc •ived a B.D from ry. He , s a r ner nber of the IWQ- ' in he w. 3S pr ofessoi burv Coih Ege. In the fall ol er of the Tay lor Un ivcrsity Prof. I. B. Peavv M. Ped.. was educated at the Edinboio Stale Nor mal. Grove Cily College, and the PennsyKania Stat College. He taught in the pLblic schools, and was foi Pro[ . Matthew Lun ' Dqui.st Received ihe degree of Bachelor of Music, and Master of Music, at the Midveslern Conservatory of Music. Des Moines. Iowa. He has also done advanced work under such noted artists as Heinrich Pfitzner, Stern Conservatory, Berlin, Germany; Hans von Schiller and Edwm Schneider, Chicago Musical Col- lege; E. M. Bowman. Paolo Galico. and the Institute of Musical Art. New York City. He has had ex tensive experience as teacher in some of the best con- servatories. He was teacher of Piano Forte in iht Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. During the fall term of 1912. he was director of the School of Music in Laylor. and for the remainder of the year taught the advanced pupils. He is now teaching at Marion Conservatory. fve years pr ni Pennsylvama. Late: Edinboro State Nor of Biology and j BHH fl w ' JMHMil pVBS S k Kr M J K ' ' 1